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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25
FRANKLIN.
ACADEMY BASEBALL NOTES
PERSONAL MENTION.
Especial to The virginlan- pl!ol.)

Especial to The Virginian -Pi.ol.)
Franklin. Va, March 24.--The Frank
lin Academy baseball team has been
hard at work during the past month.
and Is now in condition to put I'D n
good game. They have several omen
dates which they are anxious 10 MI uD
with clubs from the Academy or High
school. or any other amateur teams in
Norfolk. "a
. The personnel of the team is as fol-
lows:
J. H. Norheet, first base; p. r. Camp.
second base; r. G. Camp, third base:
G. s. Howell, short-stop; f. w Hol.
land, D. D. Hawkins. r. I. Beale, field
ers; M. B. Garriss and H. II. Gary.
icatchers; ]. G. Mills, pitcher.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Master Willard Jenkins, who has
been quite sick at his parents resi-
dence, is improving.
Mrs. DR., f. A. Williams and little
son arrived here this week. They are
the guests of Mrs. r. I. Leary, her sis
j ter.
Mr.. Percy Vaughan. who is employed
by the Camps, of this place, at their
mills at White Springs, Fla, spent a
Few days here this week on business.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Observation-Disclosures BY PROF
DABNEY-ALUMNI Bull
IETIN
tsncclal 20 virginian-pilot.,

'Sl't'lHi ~ V lTClnt1n- IIlOt.)
charlottesville. Va. March 24.-Al-
though the weather has interfered with
the ball practice during the past week
still the team is scheduled to opcn the
season with Bellevue Saturday. The
team will probably line up as follows:
Pinkerton, pitch; Male. catch; Down
ing, or Edwards. first base; Mallory.
second base: Stearns, short-stop; sum
mersgill, third base: Faulty. left field.
Ray. right field; Carter. center field.
Monday. March Goth. Lafayette Col
lcgc will be here. In this game the
strength nf the team will be tested.
Prof. Ricnnrd Heath Dabney. Pro-
fessor Of Political Science, will address
the Washington Literary Society on
the subject of Trusts" next SATURDAY.
night.
John Grccnway, formerly of this Uni
vcrsity. but now Of Yale. and probably
the finest college pitcher on the dia-
mond, is. we regret to say. very III
at the Presbyterian hospital in New
York
Mr.. Yanccy, an alumnus OF this
place, and now n prominent attorney
Mt the Law Debating Society Thursday
night.
INTERESTING CASE.
Thursday night the John r. Minor
Law Debating Society held their reg
uar meeting. The case discussed was
an exceedingly interesting one. 1t be-
ing the famous Pearl Bryan case, OF
kentucky. The case was argued or
two main points: that of jurisdiction
and with what intent the cocaine was
administered. 1t viii be remembered
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25
intercollegiate Y. NJ. c. a. Move.

Alumni Scholarship"
photographers OF Publications of
Professors OF the University"
Notes and News"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25

SUFFOLK HrVERTISEME IT'S
nR. TIOS. HUME, AT CITY HALL,
Friday evening. March 3Oth, under
auspices OF Ladies Aid Society. OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church. mh2S-6t
A RE YOU INSURED WITH WOOD.
IN WARD G. ELAN Suffolk. Va? n
not. see or write to them today. They
issues the best Fire, Life, Health and
". ~ q "a ~ = -,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25
NEWPORT NEWS
Mr.. Young to Tell How Or. Wise
Got Into Congress.
Tho Democratic Club to Give Dollar Din
ner-List of Tonsts a Charge Against
nuildi"s Contractors Inspect the
Kenrsargo.
Especial to virglnIan-Pilot.)

Newport News. Va, March 24.-Ar-
engagements for the Dollar Dinner to be
given at the Casino the night of the
goth by the Newport News Democratic
Club are now completed. The menu
has been arranged and the toast list
has been filed out, the last acceptance
having been received by the Commit
tee on Arrangements.
Captain c. C. Berkeley, president of
the club. will be the POSTMASTER. There
Will be number of distinguished Wis
itors. some of whom will respond to
toastS.
The committee has been fortunate in
securing the attendance of Hon. ]. Tay-
cratic party in the State. This dis
tinguished gentleman has hosts of
friends down this way, and they will
give him cordial greeting. He will
respond to the toast, THE Ship of
State"
Hon. w. A. Young. of Norfolk, will
be present, and will tell the club How
DR.. II. a. Wise Got to Congress" There
is no man beneath the stars more COM
petent to speak on this subject than
Mr.. Young. who has been twice de-
prived of his seat in Congress that DIR.
Wise might enjoy it. His address will
no doubt be treat.
Hon. Charles T. Bland, member of
the Legislature from Portsmouth and
n good speaker, will tell of The Work
ingman."
Our Sister City" Is the subject as
signed to Hon. E. e. Montague. of
Hampton.
Other toasts on the list follow:
Our City''-W. A. Post.
Kindred Clubs'-T. V. Carter.
The Press"-W j. Johnson.
"The Party"-T. NJ. Watson.
Newport News Democratic Club
r. G. Bickford.
''Virginia'-F. II. Couch.
Our Friend. The Hebrew"-Dr. L.
Loeb.
The Bart. ]. Barham.
our Country"-S. o. Bland.
No attempt has been made in the
above to adhere to the order in which
these responses will be given.
Covers will be laid for two hundred
guests, and quite that number are eX-
pected TO be present.
CONTRACTORS SUMMONED.
Jones to-day summoned ten we'll
known contractors to appear before the
Police Court. He claims that these
contractors have been furnishing plans
for buildings, but have not been pay
ing license as architects.
BOARD OF INSPECTION.
The Board Of Inspection. which will
take the Kearsarge out on her final
trial on the Sd proXimo, will come to
Newport News instead of Old Point
The board is headed by Rear Admiral
Rogers. Capt. Robley D. Evans is one
of those associated with him.
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NEWS FROM RICHMOND AND OTHER PARTS OF VIRGINIA

Rev. w. w. Walker has been hold
ing lenten services at Wakefield, Va,
this week. Mrs. Walker accompanied
him.
The young ladies Of the Christian
Church gave an entertainment at the
Franklin Hotel Thursday night. Ice
cream, cake and other good things
were served. A nice sum was realized.
Mrs. Barker, who has been visiting
her daughter, Miss Gertrude Thelma
Barker, vocal teacher at the Franklin
Female Seminary. has returned home.
Fresh fish from the lower sounds are
plentiful in our market.
Miss Jennie Ware Pretlow, who has
been teaching in the county. has re-
turned home.
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that afteh the cocaine had been adj

that afteh the cocaine had been adj
minstcrcd in Ohio. the students think
ing Pearl Bryan was dead. carried her
to Kentucky. where her head was cut
off. The question hence arose, where
should the students be tried? 1t was
finally decided that Kentucky had
Jurisdiction.
After good arguments on both sides
had been heard. II was finally decided
by divided court that. regardless of
the intent In giving the cocaine, the
dccapitation. taken in connection with
the previous circumstances (showing
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25

IL YOU HAVE SORE THROAT Pain
Killer Will cure it. If YOU have a cough
or cold. Pain Killer will end 1t. If you
will relieve t. If you cut. burn or bruise
yourself. Pain Killer will stop the pain.
In short. bottle of Pain Killer on your
Avoid substitutes. there is but one PAN
Killer Perry Davis. Price Csc and Toe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25
JNFFERsON,s sTATUE.

The handsome statue OF Thomas JEFF
ferson. which was removed when the
fire of '93 occurred. was to-day again
placed in the rotunda library.
The bust of Prof. John &. Minor
whose illustrious name this University
will forever honor. was also replaced
in the library.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25

legal malice), constituted murder in
the first degree.
Mr.. Arthur c. Jones. of Abingdon,
Va, and Mr.. Homer Richey, of Stork-
vile. Miss. represented the Common
wealth. Mr.. G.. S. Waller of Front
Royal. Va, and Mr.. Lucian II. Smith.
of Louisville. Ky, represented the de-
PENDANTS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25
ONANC0CK.
DEATHS IN THE COUNTY OF
ACCOM- AC

Onnncock. Va. March 24.-F. B.
Humphreys died at his home. near
Hallwood, this county. yesterday OF a
complication of diseases. He was
about fifty years of age and leaves 4
widow. Mr.. Humphreys came to this
county many years ago from Sails
bury. Nd. ue was one Of the most
popular and pris'ht men OF the coun-
ty.
Uncle Billie" Mason. one Of the old
est men on the Shore, died yesterday
at his home. near Parksley. aged about
nincty-one years.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25
Dixie Remedy Co.
SYPHILIS s'%5S sssSsSnlSs'y ::

10 IS days. You can be treated at home
II YOU prefer to come here we Will con.
tract pay RAILROAD f FAR q, and hotel bills
have taken mercury, iodIde potash and
SUI have aches s sna ,b Pains Mncons
Patches III N ,rna epots ulcers on ann nss;
OF The body. hair or eyebrows failing out.
II Is this Syphiiitic BLOOD FOLSOM thai
We guarantee to cure. We solicit tho
most obstinate cases and challenge tho
worid for O case 40 cannot cure. This
diseaso has always bafflcd the gkiIl of tho
most eminent physicians. Absolute proofs
sent sealed on application. Also Lost
Manhood cured. and make you feel liks
a boy Also Gonorrhoea, elect. Sperma.
torrhoen. Whites. unnatural discharges.
or any Inflammation or liberation OF
mucous MEMBRANES cured. We guarantee
TO euro or money refunded Write for
blanks and booklets these diseased
Address THE DIME REMEDY CO,
y. o. Box 523. Norfolk. Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-25

The Board of Inspection. which will
take the Kearsarge out on her final
trial on the Sd proXimo, will come to
Newport News instead of Old Point
The board is headed by Rear Admiral
Rogers. Capt. Robley D. Evans is one
of those associated with him.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
Monument to ogIsthorpe.

The movement started by an associ-
alton which has been formed at
Brunswick to erect a monument to the
memory of Gen.James Oglethorpe de-
serves commendation and support
from all the people of Georgia.
It seems rather remarkable that in
all the years that have elapsed since
Oglethorpe founded the colony of
Georgia at Frederick no monument
has ever been erected there to his
memory. This neglect should now be
atoned for. An announcement has
been issued by the Brunswick associ-
alton. Rome Tribune.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
A FAMOUS OFFICER.

One Of the Captured Philippine Boat
Grew Expected on the Prairie.
Lieutenant Commander J. c. Gill
more, who was one Of boats crew
from the yorktown captured and held
prisoners by the Philippine insur-
gents, and Lieut.. Cone, who took part
In the battle of Manila, are expected
to join the Prairie at this port.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
A WOMAN'S APPEAL
TO This COUNTRY
Strong Letter Written by a Resi- ,
dent of Pretoria to a Well
Known Official
DEPICTS AWFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS
Asks That influence OfAmeriCans Be Used
to Stay the Impending Disaster to the
People Of the Transvaal

st. Louis, May 2.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Republic wires
the following to his paper:
Webster Davis, until recently assist
ant secretary of the interior, has re-
csived from the United States consul
at Lorenzo MARQUEE the TO lowing ir-
terestinG letter, written to the consuls
wife by Mrs. Reitz, the wife OF the
secretary of state of the south African
republic:
Pretoria, March IL, l9OO.-Many
things have happened since / wrote
you last. We did mot mind losing
Lsdysmith and Kimberly much, but
we we're very sorry about Crorje. We
knew him to be brave man and we
all prayed God that it might please
Him to restore him and his burghers
tOus. The president asked the people
to pray for him on three successive
nights, and be hoped that he might
fight his way out. Will GJd utterly
fOrsake US? Perhaps He will still
hear us in Ills own good time. We
cannot turn back now and we do not
mean to. May CD have mercy on
us.
II see in todsy's paper that $4,000
more troops are coming. The outlook
is certainly not bright now. / suppose
you have heard that Baden-Powell at
Mafeking threatened to send armed
Kaffirs to invade the Rustenburge and
Marico districts II we did not with
draw our forces by March 8, and he
has actually done so. Our general
warned him that he would have to
take the consequences. Khama's Kaf-
frs are well armed and cruel beyond
words to women and children. The
men there are Rmostly away on COM
mando. EngIish officers with cannon
ara leading the Ksfflrs. You know
that they tried this experiment before
and how they themselves had to ac-
knowledge how completely the KatfIrs
got out of hand. heard today how
two women were murdered there.
III God means the British TO crush
this, our people, do not think they
will find many men left. We do not
fear the great number Of English
troOps--they cannot shoot-but it is
the cannon we can do SO little against.
"Will your people not help usP Per-
haps your government will not let
them. / shall pray God night and day
that He may move the heart of your
president and lay such words in the
mouth of Webster Davis as viii go
home to the people Of America to make.
them listen to the cries Of the little
child that is being murdered here by
big and strong man, as our president
expressed it,"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
On a Big Fish to Wolff Island.

A party of gentlemen, including
Messrs. F. D. Aiken, H. H Raymond,
and others, expect to leave this morn
ing to spend few days at Wolf Island,
on big fishing trip.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03

Monday in June, 1900, notice is here-
BY given that the civil docket Of the
city court of brunswick for the May
term, 1900, will not be called for trial
until $3.50 O'Clock on the srd Monday
in June, 1900.
JEFFERSON D. srARKs,
Judge City Court of Brunswiok.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03

Mrs. Whitfield Appointed.
Mrs. Boiling Whitfield has been re-
questsd to take the Presidency Of the
Woman,s Board Of the SoutheasEern
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
4 SPECIAL ORDER
Issued by Major General Evans Regarding
MISS Burroughs Appointment.


MISS Burroughs Appointment.
Following is the special order issued
by Major General Clement A. Evans
regarding the appointment of Miss
Mary MCNish Burroughs, as sponsor
for the Georgia Division Confederate
Veterans. threads:
HEAT QUARTERS GA. DIV, U. CIV
ATLANTA. Ga, April IA, 1900.
tPEcIAL ORDER SERIES A D, 19OO
The Major General Commanding
Georgia Div. U. G. V. announces that
in honor of the Chapter of the Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy at Brunswick,
Ga, he has the pleasure of appointing
as sponsor for Georgia, at the sp-
Sroaching great r union OF United
Confederate Veterans, in Louisville,
KY, Miss Mary McNish Burroughs,
whose lineage as aCOnredsrate DAush-
ter, whose personal accomplishments,
aud whose fidelity to Confederate
memories qualify her rarely for this
distinction.
CLEMRNT A. EVANS,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
Two Popular OmcIaIs

Captains W. q. Lee and E. B. Fitz.
gerald, two popular officials Of the 0.
$. government, are here on a steam
boat inspection trip.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
HARPER MAKES A HIT.

A Mat Booklet Issued to House keepers By
. Live Grocer Of Brunswick.
Always enterprisiDg and up-tO- date
in everything he does and all goOds
that he handles, Mr.. George w Har-
per, the well known and popular Glou-
cester street grocer, has made com
plste chit" with a booklet just issued
TO the housekeepers OF Brunswick /.
The booklet is printed In attractive
style, on good paper, and contains on
its several pages complete menus for
the various breakfasts, lunches, din
ners and suppers, that are customary
in all well regulated households.
There is nothing in the way Of dainty
and attractive edibles that is not emu
merated in the booklet, and sugges-
tions for the various meals are made
from the extensive and choice stock
carried by Mr.. Harper. AS an indi-
cation Of what these suggestions CON
tain xua s,uofa a hraakfasf rnaus, AZ a.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
Presbyterian Pionio.

The Presbyterian Sunday school had
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
AS TO CIVIL DOCKET
Iadg. Sparks Issues an Order Relative IL

Judge Sparks Issues an Order Relative to
PostpOnement.
Hon. J. D. Sparks, judge of the city
court, has issued an order relative to
the postponement of litigation in civil
business until the third Monday in
June, which reads
Notice.
The members Of The bar having Pc
titioned the postponement Of sll liti-
gated civil business Until the third
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
.EOURTH RE atNT MAY CONE.
Twelve Companies Anxious to EnOamp on
Cumberland island.

NuiuuOEAduu tStdNus
Major Lee Willy, Of the Fourth
Georgia regiment, spent yesterday in
the city, and to Capt. Frank Dunn, OF
the Rifiemeu. stated that the entire
twelve companies Of the Fourth Gsor-
gla regiment wanted to encamp on
Cumberland Island during the month
OF July, Capt. Dunn tried to talk
Brnnswick in for the encamement,
but Msjor Wylly stated that the com
panies desired to 20 to the nearest sea
shore resort, and as there was no hotel
on 81 simoDs It was their intention
to 30 TO Cumberland, provided suit
able rates could be secured; and II not
Cumberland, then they would 90 to
Tybee or Fernandina. Major Wylly
wants the RIfsmsn to go with the b oys,
and promises them royal good time
should they 60 down.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
Second Advent piOnio.

The Second Advent Sunday school
picnicked at Island View yesterday,
and all report pIeasant day.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-03
Which Is Coming to Brunswick
to Take on Board the
Naval Reserves.
CRUISE COMMENCES on MAY 18TH.
What the New Orleans Times Democrat
Says About Recent Arrival Ofthe War
Vessel at the Louisiana Port.

II is aboa dYanitely te,tl,d that the
G orgia divisions Naval Reserves viii
leave BrunswiOk waters on May 10 h,
for their annual cruise.
In connection herewith, the Re-
serves and their friends will be inter-
ested in the following from the New
Orleans Times-Demoorst, which says.
The United States second class
cruiser, Prairie, now used as school
ship for the naval reserves Of the va
rious States on the Atlantic seAboard
and the Gulf, arrived at this port yes
terday morning The training ship
will remain in port until Monday
about noon, when she will take the
Naval Battalion, +. s. N. g., on their
annual cruise. The reserves will cruise
around the Calf for a week.
The Prairie left sandy Hook, N, II,
tho morning Of the 18th instant,
xect TO New Orleans, reach
II o'clock, The trip to
very pleasant one.
70 was formerly the E Sol
Organ Steamship Line, tu'
g Qt 1885 she was pur-
states govern
a second class
ped tOthe aux
Han important
ween ths United
The old Morgan
esents very formidable
with her eight six-inch
her armament.
notwithstanding that nearly all The
members hold commercial positions
Commander Bostwick expeots 100 men
to 60 on the outing This will be the
second annual cruise conducted by
the United States navy for the benefit
of the naval reserves of the various
states. The local reserves will put IN
one week of good, hard practice, which
will constitute Lessons in navigation
and the mechanism OF the guns. There
will also be target practice.
There are a number OF negroes
aboard the Prairie, and some of the
reserves we're Of the opinion that they
would be forced to associate with the
darkies. This is not so. The local
reserves will have hunks apart from
those Of the black men, and there will
be no forced association with the
crew whatever. Their rations will be
served in separate quarterp, and the
New Orleans reserves need have no
fear on this point.
The Prairie was converted ln the
spring of 1898, and her arm ment con-
sists of six-insh guns, FOUNDERS
and 4 one FOUNDERS. The latter are
not mounted. She was built by the
Cramps OF Philadelphia, and is in all |
respects frst-class vessel. She can
readily make Ia knots an hour, but
under forced pressure ths can cover 10
knots.3
The cflioers N command Of the Prai-
rie, in order Of rank, are Commander
Morris r. S. Mckenzie, Lieut., F. X.
Hill, Lieut.. H.H. WhittleseY, Ensign
P. L. Pratt, Naval Cadet William
Hunt, Surgeon s. Il. Gnlit, Paymas
ter w. T. Gray, Bostswain August
Oshmeen, Acting Gunner w. +.
Whitehead, Acting Warrant Machin-
ist II. E. Kershaw, Pay Clerk j.. II.
Rarmsay.
prssbyteriau Picnic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

L,ov nil about the secrets Of Masonry. A
person could not Join TIC miro order OF ~.
rolled in some Masonic lodge. The chlidren
Of the SeraphiU Francis drove tle daus utei'
OF Vincent do Paul from part2 IN o'tuIstt
lad to COT the kew Of the Tabernacle. from
a Mason to bring the vIaticum 70 the dyinR.
The Bishops OF south A'n st 'GaoTd labor. 4
priest cannot say prayers outtIas a on.ro'
In Mexico, or ne snail be hnod 2o0 R'aSr nom
NOT appear in the culig tened. Repuhlc OF
Mezico with an ecclesiastical dress on rrlnnn.
He l. tolerated to do so IN the chutcn ~" \
fev ynars az, because they were lhrlst' ms.
The reader vii! please note that ihe cows
Of sp-cgled CATHOLIC paunr. wouId pnm Ina a n
VITO raised his voices In protest agains' Ia
Spaniard. or in defence OF ~ county, ne
better employed bv exposing the cuplllty
and iCnorrnce % those who promote certain
dovotions = oxen about In TrL SrN inst week,
| an CAD to learn from a aih"i,c o,eIgyiiiiathn
that tie American Ecclesiastical RerieT wllcl
t. practically the Official organ 81 u" komlh
CONGREGATIONS and the \ ]perican Bis,,o!s,
has entered into a crusad" against tno7v
5 5tIG' t"A''' who are ''''Ds 10 "4~' u,
OF the Brooke Marriage law, and the way
Catholic property in the Philippine, y lreatLd,
Now. If the editors OF the sn-caiIed Satuoao
press had sent n few cultured eentleinrn
ss representatives to orr new po.sassloH'
the Authorities here would have a sure source
OF Information to get the truth. about tallo-
liCitv and its Workings IN those is!anus,
Brooke. ! have been assured, associated Win
a few OF the followers. OF Rousseau. Noltarei
Didorot, d'Alenbert. Eouille do OrieGit ana
Brn,ham, and he Thought they spok" Tor Supa.
He did not know II thes, men were, DYING
they would cry for a priest. and he had no
idea that tho hcart OF tuDl thrubS IN SYM
patty With the Vicar ~ Christ. Tho editors
failed and e. led ecraciously, N their Nilsson
Ihope they will c%onie-stt and do peiancel orN.
And now | shall conclude by ireely trans.
lauug the last sentence OF the city, 81 COO
by the great Bishop of Hipno. Let those
who think ! have said too little. or those
who think | have said too much, forgive me.
ard let those who think I have said lust
enough pray with me for those so-cailed
Catholic editors that they may see the error
o! their vay- and that Christ will bring them
back from tho 1elds in which they are SOW
ali men, that God may be all in all. and then
we shall entertain the pleasant, hope th9t
we shall have In this glorious land. one Fold.
oud one Stcuherd. who will guide .us here
and reign Within tho home OF the saints. our
Fathers home" C~ATHoLlCus.
TRENTON. Dec. 10.