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SPIRITUALIsTIC.

The Houston Spiritual society will hold
It's usual meeting in Bryan Hall, No $40
fahnin street, today. Progressive lyceum.
MRS: Virginia Phelps conductor. At n.
NJ lecture service AT 1880 p, m. Mrs r.
+. b, Schasffer occupying the rostrum
Subject: Basic Principle Of and Logical
deductions from Spiritualsm" Music bv
me Holtkamp family orchestra. Seats free.
The public cordially invited to attend. ne
VINO hath ears to hear. let him hear"
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Reduction in price of gas. After March
the rate for gas Will be $3.50 per 1000 cubIs
feet for all purposes. Has for sale gas cook.
ing stoves. water heaters and general az.
sortment OF ess appliances J. j. McKeeysr
general manager,
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.

First Church of Christ (Scientist) -1oo7
Rusk avenue, near Main street Sunday
school at 10 a. m Services at II a. m :.
and p. m. Subject: Are Sin, Disease and
Death Real?" Wednesday evening meet
ing at o'clock. Dispensary and reading
room open daily from 4 to 6 D. m, All
uro cordially invited
Christian Science Chapel-Main street.
between Mckinney and Lamar avenues
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Services at il
a m and p. m. Subject: Are Sin. Dis
ease and Death Real?' Wednesday even
ing meeting at o'clock. All are invited
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VENERABLE TRADITIoNs.-You are
face to face with the laws OF the universe
ana your relations TO the source OF all
IRE can not be affected by man, by any
church, no matter how venerable may be
It's traditions.-Rev G. W. Stone, Uni
'arian, Kansas City. Mo.
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CoLoREn cHIRcurs

Camp Zion Baptist Church-Rev. C. H.
smith pastor. Rev G. w. Barker will
preach the baptism sermon at o'clock.
yard, in Buffalo bayou.
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SOCIETY IS ciety is not the result Of
a compact freely entered into and freely
broken. 1T is a natural state. a necessary
sta and the effect OF divine will--Dr.
Connaty Roman Catholic, Washington,
ID. C.
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otnce d
Office Of
Commissioner of Agriculture, lnsufua
Statistics and History


Commissioner of Agriculture, lnsurua
Statistics and History
Austin. Texas. March II, ~
To all whom 1t may concern:
This is TO certify. That the
UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND cuAE.
ANTY
Company of Baltimore, Maryland, ~
all respects fully complied with the Az
Texas as conditions precedent 10 Us ~
business in this State, ana that said ccnl.2
holds a certificate Of authority IRON v
Office emitting it to do business IN tnli w
for one year, from the LIST day Of lan''q|
1899, TO tho Slst day Of December, .lSH,
l--- Given under my hand any III
Seal at office. IN Austin, the 0ay =.
- date first above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON \
Cclnmlsslcaf
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THE INFLUENTIAL MAN.-The in
nuenial man in a CITY Is. therefore be
who quietly thinks out the eternal laws
Of God and teaches them and is true TO
them.-Dr. Joseph Stolz, Hebrew, Chicago.
IN
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BAPTIST

First Baptist Churchill a. M. special
Easter service. Subject of sermon. The
Moral Significance of the Resurrection of
Christ" Services in the evening at 7:45
o'clock. Special music.
Second Baptist Church-Corner Hardy
street and Liberty avenue. Sunday school
$3.50 a. NJ. Preaching II a. m. and 1855
y. m. by the pastor. Jas f. Duncan.
Night theme: THE Scriptures Forbid the
Use of Images in Religious Worship
Third Baptist Church-Corner White
and Decatur streets. one block south OF
Washington street. Sunday school at $3.50
q. m. Little Workers meet at 3 p. m.
Preaching IL a. M. and 1.45 p. m. The
strangers church. e. Ammons, pastor.
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ANNIHILATED.--Tr to imagine in
what condition we should be and what
initiated and we should start afresh.--Rev.
b. i. Mills, Evangelist, Bosom, Mass.
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DIVINITY OF CHRIST.-The divinity OF
Christ is a question of fact. and therefore
must be proved by proper testimony. Az
argument to prove this dogma is taken
frcm the prophecies which Christ made.
He foretold His own death and resurrec-
ton, and spoke of the future rs II It were
as familiar to Him as the past and pres
emit His prophecies were fulhlled.-Rev.
II, A. Brann, Roman Catholic, New York
CITY.
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GODS PURPosE.--Christ came into the
world to make known the purpose of God
and to furnish the means by which this
purpose should be accomplished. Rev. /.
= Coddington Universalist. Rochester.
n. Y.
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CHRIST is the child. not of
time, but Of the eternities. He is the
Christ Of God.--Dr. G. II. Combs, Inde-
pendent Kansas City, Mo.
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A DANGEROUS TENDENCY.--There is
q dangerous tendency in Christian repub-
lies TO falsely glorify God and worship
materialism at the expense OF manhood
Rev. VIM. RAIDER. Congregationalist
San Francisco, Cal.
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VAST TREAsUREs.--A simple thing it
Is to say. God is spirit" but the phrase
holds vast treasures In the knowledge of
God Rev, DR.. Behrends, Congregations
ais, Brooklyn, N Y.
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a HIGHER LIFE.-It is the teaching of
a higher life thai city missions and such
agencies are engaged in today. This is a
discontented age, but a vision of the
brotherhood of man is gradually stealing
IN TO relieve Rev. Il. Thomas, Congre-
gationalist Boston, Mass.
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DEATH.-Death is not the end Death
Is tho interfering OF the soul The life
beyond Is the continuation of the life here,
only enlarged. enriched. ennobled.-Rev
j. f. Carson Presbyterian. Brooklyn
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QUESTION or THEOLOGY. 80 Aside
from any question of theology, a broad
common sense view of the life of Christ
shows that He possessed miraculous pow
ers Otherwise, what reason would there
be for His occupying the place that He
does in history? II we take away His d.
vine character then there is nothing left
but gentle, amiahle man, who was per-
secuted and put to death, but in no way
entitled to the reverence and worship OF
succeeding ases.--Rev. ], X. Smyth, Swe-
denborsian, New York City.
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Once OF
Commissioner Of Agricultyr,s,,, . lnsgi'

Commissioner OF Agriculture, lnsul'ss
Statistics and History
Austin. Texas. March ~
To all whom It may concern;
This Is to certify, That the
NORTH GERMAN FIRE
Insurance Company of Hamburg u Nh Il
has in all respects fully comphea ~
laws of Texas as conditions precsass.. , N
doing business in this state, ana . w n
company holds Certificate OF Aulau,sfi m
this office emitting it to do BUSHES 4,
State for twelve months, from tns ~ I,
January, 1899, to the Slst day OF -
1899 "A and N
- Given under my hana ~ n, n
Seal. at office. In Austin, ns ~
JEFFERSON JoHNsva,r
CommlsslsS
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TO 30 BETTER The greatest enemy
of the best Is the better There are crises
in life most fatal to man when he tenn
porizes with self and promises to do bet
ter. To do better means a patching up, as
It were, rather than doing the best When
a man Is brought face to face with cru
Gifted Savior, TO do better simply means
to put Him away. DR.. Cyrus Hamlin,
Congregationalist, Tougaloo Miss.
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Commissioner Of Agricultugl,s,,, . ,rs,'
Statistics and His'Ofl I.

Statistics and His'"'
Austin, Texas. March ! ~
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
This Is 20 certify. That tue
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE
Insurance Company OF Hamburg. e IA,
ha. IN all RESPECTS fully compiled VIZ
laws OF Texas as conditions precsso,.ms, . y
dcipg business in this state, .s,ni,ghory n
company holds Certificate, Of A sinss. i 4
this office emitting 1t to do pas W. 4, dr
State for twelve months from tus ns,,rA'
January, 1899, to the 3lst day Oh
l Given under my nsn anu s,t 4
Seal. at office. in Austin, ~
-------- date first above "iIr.tssTNTglTf. Z
A. S. THws.s,,.,s,||
Acting Comln's,--.<
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Light ScmSAsy. ~
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METHODIST.


Shearn Methodist Churchill a. M, spe-
clal Sunday school services; II a. M, adj
dress by pastor; Gas p. M. Epworih
League, 1:A5 p. M, service by pastor.
Life aud Immortality Revealed in the
Gospel"
Tabernacle NJ e. Church (south) =
Corner Polk and Caroline streets; Rev.
d. II, HotChkiss pastor. Sunday school
$3.50 a. m. j V. Dealy, superintendent.
Pubic worship IL a. m and 40 p. m.
with sermons by the pastor, communion
service at close. Epworth League service
prayer meeting $3.50 a. m. League devo-
uonal service : p. m. Special music at
both services. Easter sermon IN morning.
Revival service at night Prayer meeting
Wednesday nigh. 745 o'clock Strangers
Welcomed.
McAshan Methodist Church--Corner Ger
man and Buffalo. ]. NJ. Adams pastor
Preaching at IL g, m. by pastor Sunday
school Easter service az night Sunday
school 9;45 q. m. J. b. Hanks, superin-
tendent Junior League $3.50 p, m. Miss
Mary Ganess, superintendent,
Mckee Street VI. T.. Church (South)--
On Mckee between Providence and Cont
streets. Rev JchE Il. Green. pastor sun
day school $50 a. m. Mr.. George T. Sand
trs Superintendent Preaching II a. III.
and 40 D. m. o'clock by the pastor.
Shlldren's service p m. League service
~ p m. sharp, AZ the close OF morning
service the sacrament of the Lords Sup
per viii be administered All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
Grace NJ p. Church Services at Odd
Fellows Hall. Mason Building. Sabbath
school 10 a. m. Preaching II a. M Good
music. Strangers in the city cordially In.
Yiisd % attend these services
washington Street Methodist Church
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Gems Of truth CLEANED from the teachings
CT all denominations. A summary OF the
principal sermons recently delivered In the
United States and Canada by the leading
ciergymen. priests, prelates, religious
faith.
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MEMORIES or THE PAsT.--Did 1t ever
recur 20 you how much time Is given TO
make the past live again? We are not
satisfied ill we have found out whether
Rome's first kings were real. and what
Is the actual truth behind the fable OF the
Golden Fleece We shall never be salts
Ned until we know more about the mystic
rlous Jewish sect, the Essences, who hold
perhaps the secret OF the origin OF the
Christian faith: and we dive yet again into
the sea Of the Talmud 90 live again in its
rabbinic world Rabbi NJ. II, Harris, He
brow. Boston Mass.
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT coMpANv

Home industry. American steam nv.
Works, 1911 Congress avenue.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST BELIEF -
Christian Scientists believe In the divinity
OF Christ. for Christ is the Son OF God the
image and likeness OF the Father. the splr-
itual man. whose creation Is spoken OF in
the first chapter OF Genesis. He Is the
man whom God gave dominion over every
created thing This Christ is eo-eXistent
with God. and hence has been made mani
fest both before and after the advent OF
Jesus OF Nazareth. Lathrop. c, s. D..
Nav York
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SPIRITUAL BEFE.-The germ OF tho
spiritual life Is In every man. Ignore it
and 1t will make OF him devil; cultivate
1t and it VIII transform him into noble
man here and hereafter.-Rev W. II. Car
wardlne, Methodist Chicago, III.
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CHRISTIAN.


Central Christian Church---Corner OF
Caroline street and Capitol avenue; Rev.
j. C. Mason pastor. Sunday school at . 30
q. m, j. II. Douthit superintendent, Miss
Olive Roberts superintendent of primary.
Miss Mabel Miller superintendent of kim
dergarten department. Preaching at II A.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject: Every
sunday an Easter Sunday Evening sub
ject "The Star of Hope" Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeavor As p. m.
Midweek meeting Wednesday 7;45 D. M.
Teachers meeting Friday p. m.
Common Street Christian Chapel-Near
Waverly street. Sunday school at 3 80 r.
m. Preaching at p. m, by Evangelist B.
g. Hall.
Houston Avenue Mission--Fisher' Hall.
Sunday school at $50 a m. Preaching at
II a m. by Evangelist r. 3. Hall.
South End Mission-Austln street and
city limits. Sunday school at $50 p. m.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian Church--Corner Main
street and Mckinney avenue; Rev. VIM.
Hayne Leavell d. D., pastor. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. r. W. Taylor super
intendent, Jno. F.. Wiley assistant super
intepdent. Miss Fannie G. Vincent super
intendent primary department. Public
worship with Easter services at II a. IN
end p. m. Preaching at morning service
by the pastor and at night by Rev II. G.
Haskell, late missionary to Bulgaria
Strangers cordially invited.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church--Rev
j. NJ. Halsell, d. D, pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at II a. m. today in the chape
on Fannin and Pease streets. A sermon
appropriate TO the occasion of Easter will
be preached at this service. No service In
the evening. Sunday school at 10 a. m Mr.
j. 7. Mclean. superintendent.
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Meeting Of Confcdcrntcs.
To the Editor Of The Post
Houston, Texas, April I since the
fsintest Slimmer Of civilization men have
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The storm waves will reach this meridian
and the other changes will occur at and
within 100 miles of Houston within twenty
four hours of S p m. of the dates given
below:
April a.-Changeable.
April s,--Cooler.
April 4.--Cool
April 5.-Moderating.
April 6.-Warmer.
April 1.-Threatening.
April S.-Changeable
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HAPPINESS. happiness must rest
on solid foundation II It is to he real
and lasting. Those who tic themselves 10
the things of this world forget that earth
Cardinal Gibbons. Roman Catholic, Balti-
moro, Md
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LOCAL CHURCH SERVICES.
EPISCOPAL.

Christ church--Corncr Texas avenue
and Fannin Rev II. d. AYES, rector
Easter day, Sunday, April 2, 1899,
Holy communion a. m. Holy communion
and sermon IL a. m. Sunday school at
$50 4. m. Messrs. W. D. Cleveland
and W. V. r. Watson. lay superintendent.
Confirmation class In the body of the
church 4 p m. Sunday school Easter fes-
tival at o'clock Sunday night. Monday,
on Easter week, holy communion a. m,
Evening prayer 1880 p, m. Parish meeting
for reports and election of parish vestry
at p. NJ. in Parish house Tuesday in
Easter week Holy communion a. m.
The bishop OF the diocese will visit the
parish for the purpose of administering the
rite of confirmation on Sunday, April .,
at p. m. Wednesday Sheltering Arms at
4 p. m, Thursday Woman's auxiliary at
$3.50 p. m.
Clemens Memorial Mission--Corner OF
Bingham and Sabine, near Houston
avenue. Holy communion a. m. Sunday
school $3.50 a. nj. Mr.. Sessums Cleveland,
lay superintendent. No evening service.
Week day service discontinued for the
present. Rectors' Aid society meets at
the home OF Mrs. Potter, 2019 Kane street,
en- Thursday at $50 D. m. large al
tendance is requested. The Daughters OF
the Church meet on Wednesday at 80 p,
m. Sunday school Easter festival in Christ
church Mt S p M. Easter Sunday night.
st. lohn'sCorner of Leland and We
lasco. Sunday school 80 a. m. Mr.. Long
necker lay superintendent.
Sheltering Arms-Sunday school corner
of Hutchins and Leland, 3 p. m. Mr.. Full
ton Tarver, lay superintendent
Trinity Chapel-Corner of Louisiana
street and Tuam avenue, Sunday school
at 80 q. M Mr.. A. S. Dyer, lay super
intendent. Evening prayer and sermon at
4 p. m. Rev. Fl j Brown, offlciant.
st Mary's Church--Corner OF Hardy and
Cont streets Rev. II. J. Brown, rector
Holy communion at $50 a. m. Holy COM
muniou and sermon at II a. m. Evening
prayer and sermon at 80 p. M Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Mr. r. Cushman. lay
superintendent, Ladies' Guild meets on
Monday at p m. Meeting Of the congre-
CATION on Monday al S p. m. for election OF
new yestry
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FATALIsM. The doctrine Of fatalism,
teaching that men and women are not
morally responsible for their deeds, would
work moro harm If generally accepted than
could be done by an epidemic of cholera
or smalipox-Rev. Or Ollie, Methodist,
Oakland. Cal.
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LIVING FOR YOUR NEIGHBoR.-Are
You living for Yourself alone or for your
neighbor as well? Go out into the world
aud increase the spirit of hrotherliness, of
humanity and generosity. This is the les
son OF Lent more impressive, more import
ant than forms. ceremonies and fasting. 1t
is the spirit which Jesus exhibited and
which We should emulate.--Rev. Charles
II, Eaton, Universalist. New York City.
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Teacher, Look
~. -


Do you want a position? Arc you dlssatia-
bed with Your present salaryg Do YOU. lot
any reason, want change of 10 atom Write
to us. We can help yau.
CENTRAL TEXAS TEACHERS AGENCY.
Jl9ls 8 ith ST., Waco. Texas.
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METHODIST the church adapts It's
methods to the people about 1t they will
give IT hearing. and IL the baptism OF
power be upon the minister and people.
those who come TO be entertained will re-
main TO pray,--Rev. J. A. B. Wilson, Meth
odist. San Francisco Cal.
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PLAN IN LIFE--There is plan In
every mans life and. being q plan, it has
purpose. Nothing helps us more. notn-
ing more certainly makes the mystery Of
life easy to hear than to keep that truth
firmly fixed In the miud.--Rev. W. L. Phil
lips, Epscopalian, New Haven, Conn,
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SCHOOL rRorosA1s 1EyzcrED.

bids Ter EreetiaG the Lpvejoy, ppile-
fne Exceed the ADDrepriatfen.
second futile attempt was made By
the Lovejoy School building rebuilt at q
price not exceeding the $4,000 appropriated
for the purpose by Congress, Bids for the
construction Of the school were readvertis-
ed April IL and opened at the District
Building at noon today. Only two pro-
posals were submitted. Gleeson & Humph-
rey proposed to do the work for $50. 15S.
and David E. Graves offered to perform
the work for $30,5S0. It will be seen that
these bids exceed the appropriation made
by Congress, and the Commissioners will
not be able to have the building erected
according to the present plans.
Speaking to a reporter for The Times
this afternoon one Of the Commissioners
stated that the board would undoubtedly
conclude to let the matter drop for the
present and have plans drawn for build
ingwhich can be erected for $4,000.
The original designs for the Lovej0y
Building II was stated might be used In
the future for some other school building.
1t is pointed out that 1t would be useless
for the Commissioners to readvertise for
bids for constructing the Lovejoy building
dS tuey nave duteIlkSeu 6cv0Idl tlulCo Will
out any practical results and building ma
terial continues to advance in price. Dur
ing the past three months it il asserted
that building material has gone up rs per
cent. and the prospects are that q prosper
Gus building season will cause II to go
even higher.
A great deal Of time was lost before the
plans for the Lovejoy Building were ready.
although it is offlcially asserted that this
far aS hn orchffactG
seems that after Colonel Black, former Dis
trict Engineer Commissioner, was sent to
Cuba with the army last spring two firms
of architects claimed the commission to
furnish plans for tie Lovejoy Building.
Colonel Black had to be located in Cuba
and consulted before an award could be
made to either architect. The award aas
finally made to Fuller & Garrett Bids
fer the construction. Of the building were
advertised for February IS last. They ex-
ceeded the amount OF the appropriation
and were rejected by the Commissioners.
Several thousand dollars had 10 be oat
from the design OF the a,chitects in the
hope that the work might be done by sore
contractor within the So0.bD0 limit. This
was done and bids readvertised for April
-, resulting in III, proposals which were
opened at noon tOlav. The Commission
ers were surprise that there were not
more bids submitted.
The failure Of the Commissioners to have
the Lovejoy Building erected within the
limit of the appropriation Is said to mean
that the two other school buildings for
uorthest Washington and the third school
division in southeast Washington, which
were provided for by Congress in July
1898. can be scarcely built within the
amount appropriated. For the former $751;
500 was appropriated. OF this amount S.
hnr bo0 dad i'm a G n
a lot leaving an unexpended balance of
s2s,5sS.05 for an eight-room school build
ing. For the school building in the third
school division sI5,500 was appropriated
and sl2195 expended for a site, leaving an
unexpended balance of $33. .305.
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AUGUSTUS BURGDoRF CO.,
rnderta<ers and Embalmers.
200 SEVENTH STREET X. ".
Firxt- ciaa Service no1f-lyr

corruption of Bar Isis, the vessel OF Isis.
A temple OF Isis Is affirmed. by those who
profess to know all about it. to have
crowned the summit Of Montmartre, and
a statue of Isis was discovered once uron
a time in the neighborhcod Of the Church
of ST. Germain dcs Pres. At any rate.
1t seems that we are likely to witness some
extraordinary rites. including the famous
dance of the four elements" divided into
the pas or steps Of the Flowers. Of the
Mirror, Of the Tresses, and Of the Per-.
fumes, and all this executed Or led by
graceful little ''priestsss" hailing not from
the banks Of the Nile. but from those Of
the Seine. Then there will be singing OF
hymns and primitive tunes, quite barbarie
in fact, and. il report Is to be credited,
the whole performance will be under the
auspices OF an Anglo Egyptian couple
which is vastly, interested In this matter
Of the worship of Isis. s -,
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BATHS FOR PRISONERS.

A Columbus Judge Insists on Clean
Illness as Well as Goodness.
Columbus, Ohio. April 22.-M. B. Earn
hart, just appointed judge Of the police
court, In an address to the prison keepers
and policemen on assuming his duties yes
terday, said:
what we need in this building more
than anything else is soap and water. I
find no provisions for giving baths to pris-
oners Accused are brought before me
looking more as though they had been
caught out in the woods with dogs than
in the city by policemen. By next week
prisoners will be given baths. shayes. their
shoes shined, and will be presented here
with clothes brushed and hair combed. II
not the keepers will be removed and 9th
ers appointed.
II may not be able to make men gco1
here, but I can send them away clean.
Don't bring down the men and women
you lind in a disorderly house without
the landlord. I want to see him. II he
can't get orderly tenants the court will
help him. Bring in the fraii sister, but
don't let the male consort get away. II
she must 60 to the workhouse. as she
often will. he shall go along with her.
1.-THE millennium Is not coming. but we
are going to introduce few mueh-neede1
reforms"