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?*__-<=. I?d ftaMl tha church a net nevenue of
Ujput flS.000 a year
Kr ludsoc r-V* 'Thls morey ls not uaed for
g* ordlnary curreni expeasM of the church,
Uncc tfeeseara mi In the maln by -mr own peo
g^. wa,? . ..-? alra al without excep
00,5 poor yet on the princlple of free pcats. by
..'^ | ... . . lystem, con trlbute about
te\0>"-> * .'?' Ar T!;*' revenui ol thc Judson ls
^ : ,. . (ot thi payment of the Intereal on
#ur .'. rtgagc lebt; ? endly, for the payment of
, ? ie who have contributed m iney
^ U .1 on thc cx;-r-r-s condltlon
tba: Juri il '?? :r ' '' ??me th"y were t0 rece*ve ,j
?? -.,-(. th-Td, the sum of $2,000 for the cur
^nt ,.v, pnaea of our Chll lr. n's Home, accordlng
(o o-ir- _gi.nenl ? th Mrs DeatS, who gave us
UO.nm for tao cr tlon of thi Hom< . and lastly.
__ -., ? paymtnl of ibe aalarj .: _ur klnder
gar'.:. t
"Iba hurcft if open for aervlcea all day long
m gunday, and for a aervice every night in the
we,'v. aM every weekday for the achoola, lia
MMsry irael rcposltory, ani rellef if ihe poor.
M -?,.: aa 'r,r any .me to come ;n and real
__-ii\o. ui belng to keep thc whole
gtru...;:* ::? ulngly Instlnel wnn iife and
Mwtk u d J ?> bealdea that, thouaanda drmk
!?!:>? al thi eool s Her fountaln In lumraer."
0-.r ?f the cauae* whlcb lod Dr Judaon U> e?
toMlah hli Church In the "downtown" diatrlct
^ootl mdonmenl of that part of the clty by
the larger and wealthy congregatlona They
mo\.-l ..way and lefl the growlng population
wltho proper church room. lt waa nottced
jjj^ .- ; ;,.? who can ?? to the lanjc
iMemei houaei a/hlch iook tbe place of the
ima ii r dwelllnga were aelf-respectlnf Intelll
ger.\ people, and they needed an attractlve
dnrch And ther ' r- were the shlftlesi and
_t . ul a claim on ihe Chrls
ttaii and, In order to attract all. -xtra mduce
n____r.'..- had to ot beld out. Hencc the .
edui nal ond V pful featurea of the church
wtii h wen Instltuted In iittle churcl.es |n Bed?
ford ei '. Dowl Ing ata., and are itlll b. ng carried
out lo thi M u h, to whlcb thc con
gref it ? m ed li Febniary. 1881
T... Ildren play an Importanl part In the
work ?? oted ?'? th thc Ifemotial Church, and,
w-th a t/iew to iheii beneflt, ip *ti are
__a_- by Dr. Jud ai d hli eoworkeri to have
the - ittractlvt as poaalble, and
to . onlj nt ti a h< ? -
"j. . is Inadi iuate," aal I
Dr. J , . ti. 'T rt ar. I too
far n and worldlli - aweep
let? the -? md wash away boly Im
pi
ln .... ? ?? < b the hlldren lailj
e_,J natruct tl Word of God, a kln
d. /. ahed ' Iren
____ > .,- bj : ??? md ,i half yeara may be re
eeJv J Thls part of thi work has been ln iuc
tcaifti iperatlon ab it flfteen yeara, wltb an
av-. utendance f >ver a hundred puplla
Th- then is a sewlni w>l which meeta
every .aturday forenoon durina ala montha if
the . tr, ln which one hundred and flftj
Ut'.. la r Ive lnstructlon in all klnda ?f
plain icedlework There ;s a glrla' gymn i
Md , ;. t club.
In er i arl of the bulldlng la the H i
pear- -lemorial Home for Chlldi n This waa
fo_:.. i by Hlram Deata, of Flemington, N. .1 .
who fi |4O,000 ' ?? tha cauae Thi re i
?ttli ia between the agea ol three and ten
yeat- > ta ime pomforta and recelve the foun
flat ? f ag ?-' educatlon. A trip through the
Chlldn 'i Bome ?? convlnce any peraon that
mu,.. --d mual reaull from luch an inatltutlon.
Th. ? .- are neat and t, iy. the dining
roon. i ma are ch
ar.d _? ra tlve, and the ? hlldren who occupy the
i: ire unknoan m
Um I I rlct fr un wblch they ? ?? me For
t;.- .? ir eting and - ...
rooa - -. gymnasium and readlng accommoda
ttona, u I everythlng ? d me to attract them to
the ; . ? fr ,in th. haunta where Idleneaa and
bad I to deatrui tlon,
Thc . .- , , ? he po ,r p ? ?
ple ? r r. . i Six phyaiciana give
th : rvlcea fre< i the people who come there
for :: atance Tb ns trea ted
la.-i . ? ti A cool
* i taln la vlalted by thouaanda during
t' term, and thla branch of the work
ha- i :..y glven much rallef, but has Inter
hn .itk the iu ?r trade In the
A- - ? ? ? _? un B of tne Men
C; ? . - ly dall) iutd w>r rellef, an
en-.; md P< nny Provident Fui :
an 1 h an average d ? ?
of poaitory. a flower mis
aVN ] in mu-.- . md Ireah air
v.
]'. hurch haa volunteera who
wlll, . ? ict aa gu
lll . . ia printed
hi ?
"Tu ?? ?- We will aend a measenger
ll any trai i nd ng to meel anj ,
or j-.- aafely I eli leal na
ttuii nger wlll have a cap
? -. Walk right up
ll hlm and i
0) '?'? -? bav n advance
ly oi boal .-i You muat
act . ? *-) vv ,,.. good . are if
-.
\V. ng
a. . ng the M moi lal, I>r.
lad ilwaj ? nd hl? '?n
ehi./ h nd. In a ai ulai wblch ,.- ?eea aridely
*??
i gill lo for y iu <h we wiii "in
had ? ^ > ,u .!_ apecial rvvival i . ? ?< Any
freewlll of.eiin_r In return wlll b? lacredly tired
in our work. ?,_!) We wlll BUpply va, ant (,'.
(3) We wlll coma to you for any Bunday Bervlce
or for any week nlght prayer meeting, or f >i i
union maaa-meetlng on any evening of 'he week,
and tell you .'11 ai>out how we ar.- reachlngTthe
ma ^es. We are prepared to dlacuaa from actual
daiiy experlence auch llvlng themea aa 'The in
atltutional Church,1 The Llfe of Adonlram Jud?
son,' 'City Evangellsation.' We ? an t? -11 you
how we are reaching through our cold-water
f..uutaln one hundred th-usand peopie every
RARE INDIAN RELIC8.
I'.AN'Nll! -TONBfl WIIOBR ""BE Ifl A ItYBTERT
. IF ARt 11 a i ;< >1.' K.T.
From The Ph ladelphla Tlmes,
Th^ in -.? and valuable collectlon if nrchseo
al ? ls i ecently conl i Ibuti i I i the Unl
> Museum by .\irs Wllllam II. Mlller, of
Medla, i imprlses a serles ol sj.Imens whlch,
both from their hlstory and Intrinslc Intereat,
f'.rm a notable addition to :he magniflcent cab
inet of Indiau sione implementa at the Uulver
THK REY. DR BDWARD JUDSON.
Pa tor of tlie Judson _l"mr>r!a! Rap'Jst Chureh.
year, and how in different departmenta of our
, work thirteen thousand different peopie ar-- in
s-.me way helped by our Ur";e siaff."
The Juds.m Memorlal as a whole ls an orna
' ment to the clty, an honor to th- founder and a
fitting monumenl to a a-. rthy man, and the re
; moval of the debt whicb still burdena it la prob?
ably one of tbe chlef ambitiona of Dr. Judson.
TIIK BABOON \TE AS ELECTRIC LIGBT.
Prom The Milwaukee Sentinel
Manager O. P Mlller of the Alhambra Tlea
? ? ? > ? aterday made tbe Publle Museum a Chrlst
. ia preaent of a rare spei Imen of tha Bouth
alty. These are n<> less than the verttabte ob
,. "s which once belonged to Dr. Bamuel Oeorge
M< rton, of Phlladelphla, omprlaing tbe greater
,f bla collectlon of rei
Dr. Morton waa born In Phlladelphla in the
aat year of the laal century. He began his
i ilk-ctlon of skulla in 1830, and ten yeara after
, ard publlahed hia greal ivork, "Cranla Amerl
eana " The akulls, which conatltuted the largeal
craniological collectlon th'-n ln exlatence, are
preserved In the a idemy of Natural Bclencea
That hi also had a fine archwological colli I <n
was entirely forgotten n<* had numeroua cor
respondents in the South. many of whom no
doubt were his former puplls. They must have
sent hlm th.- cholceal treasurea thal came in
their way and thua his collectlon was formed.
W/u-n "Mra. Miller's /.ift was recelved at the
TIIK
DISI'K.NSAKY, .11 BHON MKMOKIAI. CIII'IBil
Afrlcan baboon The bal>o< i waa a pei broughl
ft.tn (1 rn.any b> Profi ssoi Le. nldat rl
.,- d at the Alhamlira i ntl) i- *?<- >.
and had ita home In th<
,f thi lh. atre. It* ovei wei nlnsj ? ui
to investigate thlngs l< d to Iti death K* i
i n. ?? ii had b in ln thi b atr. II had
gr< at lnt< n .1 In tbe im and, sei ni electi
:. wei ? u it ol iu r< ii. sl lll -? UI '1
them aometlmea for houra al a llme H
nlghta ago ll uprang up on the i hai '
, rttl,b? d on ' ?- .; ot* s in i s m >uih lt
, ,.... a,;y awa .wed ? me f the g aaa, for
then the baboon had bei u alck. and earl) i
l.iy mornine, it lied The Bpetlmen wlll be
ruounted f ?r the muaeuiu.
Unlveralty Mu> urr It waa d thal ?m
if tl ir look. I
.,? , kly dis. r,v< i- d lhal lln y ha i '???? n fli
H lory ??? ih. Indl in Till? -
i >i M-.i lon ha I
. . ! Tl ? , ' ? red and
: ? n xk d. h< I fr?>m ll
ln H K i/tman, I'i
-,,,,,, ihi hroihei r?f Ml ?- Kiiatman, whone
.: M : ? .; know n. I'ioiii
?. hav,* h, -n
? . ,t ? fumllia
. t .., v - * 11
( i|,,? Ol tlll ? Ultel "? 1",, '''
.. 11, M?i ton'a > larae -
i ,-J hopper >f bImii- vhich Pi mk II j
Cuahlng, nf tha Unlveralty Museum ind B.io
of Bthnolojcy, at Washin**ton, hai Id n fled ia
i , eri monial bait; aa ?. Int. i l< d for liaftlng
aidewise in o wooden liandle. Thla aae, ac
I to 8 pi Int. d laM, ? ?? ? n to Dr.
M?rton l.y Dr Wllllam Rlandlng In 1S4.V H waa
found nenr Camdi n, H '' . the loun ? of nearly
all the in" hiRhl) flnishi d ol>Je< I W Ith the
!tx<- are three unflnlshed ban ner atones," mada
of Boa|*atone. These banner-stones, the uae ?f
v. hl !i bas been one nf tbe unsolt ed pr ih i
in \ ?,'?! can . have r. i enlly b _n
showa b> .Mr Cushing to be ceremnnlal axes.
it la in Inten sting fa. t that his i ?ni u il n
waa theoutcomc of hla -tudy of the war axc In
the Moi ton col). i tlon. A large terra c itta p ; ??
bowl, wlth - doubli row ,,f red Imprcsslon deco
ration -,n elther ilde, la accompanled by the foi*
lowing ;. iel: "Taken from an Indtan gravey ird
on the plantation of Roaalle Klng, In Liberty
Pounty, ...i The ah ' ton waa found ln a sitting
posltion, wltb his hands In hla lap, holdinaj thla
pipe and tu<> balla "
Another terra cotto plpe. wlth Junctlon rldgea
nnd iozenge-shaped llnea, aimulating, aa Mr.
Cuahlng haa pointed out, lacln*.a derlved from
a pieced tube of gourda or large canes, con *
frorn Kershaw, 9 ' Captain Ea (man'a ??
ure gi* i i very Incorrect idea of the ? ? ? i ial?
and i i'i tratea how llttle Importanee ivae at
lached aome flft) years ago to the accurac) now
conaidered eaaentlal. In Bchoolcraft'a volume
th,. Rev. Oeorge Howe glvea a deacriptlon >f
theae clay plpea, as probable cruciblea used l.y
th<* tndlana for an ll ng gold. Another larga
Indian plpe la of aoapstone, belng a copj of that
materlal of the clay plpea before described. A
faded label ia Inscribed: "Thia pipe w u dug ip
at the Prienda' Qraveyard, Ci mden, B, C, about
two f".'i below the aurface, the Biti ol an anrlenj
Indian town, half a mllea from Wateree l rei
sented lo me l>> Colonel J. Kershaw W Bland*
iriL: '?
Another verj large aoapatone pl| e ls ln ih
fonn of a bear, and has ? tubular bowl. Oth>*i
apeclmens from Bouth Carollna bear the l i *
of Dr. r'lbba and Br Barrotl and Im lude amoi >
other beautifully finished obecta a number of
p.,li hlm- mullers nl hlgh flnlsh for palnt
grlndlng and ..th.-r purposea The *-ema of thf
collectlon, however. are a number Of dlaeoiilt.
at im.'s of marvelloua perfection or f,,rm. They
are made of quartalte, one white and tranalucent,
from four to five Im li ea in dlameter, and having
aymmetrical cup-shaped depressions on both
sidea, in one broken through, and on anothei
wlth a hole work .1 ln thi centre, wlth arrowllka
marka running dian -trlcally acroaa. These irt
none other than the Implements f,,r th.* (rame
of cnungke, a eelebrated amusemcnl among tha
Bouthern Indiann. Ad ilr d a ribea 11 as f. II
"The warriora have another favorlte frame, ? 1
chungke, whlch wlth propriety >f tanguagc may
be alled 'runnin - hard labor' They hava
near th-ir Stat.- House i square plece of ground
well cleaned, and llne sand La carefully atrev i
over ir when requlslte to promote a a ?
motion to what they throw alone; the surfa ???
. mly one or two il i ! play al thla an
frame. They hava a sl >ne aboul iw,> flna<*rs
broad al lhe edfte and two apans round; each
pai ij has a p ih aboul i rhl f. el long, si
an I lap ? il ? ?? l. ? nd, lh. polnti fl tl They
- - ist of each other al ds yarda from
tl.nd '.;" the playground; Ihen one of them
hurla the stone on Us ed re In a dln i I a line
as he i ap i listance toward the
mlddle of the other end of the Bquare. When
th.-y have run a fea yarda each darta hia pole,
anointed wlth bear'a oll, with a proper force, na
near as he can s*u aa in proportion (?> the motlon
of the nl me, that the end maj be cloae to 'ln
stone
"When :'ms !? the case the peraon counta two
of lhe game, and. In proi ortion to Ih ? n 'arnesa
of the polea to the n.ark, one is counted. unl ?
hv measuring both an 'ound to l?e al an equal
dlstam e from the atom ln thla manner the
plavers will keep running lhe mosi par' of th,-*
,l.,, al half -i" ed. under lh? vlolent heal of
the -mi. staking thelr sllver ornaments. thelr
nos*. flnger and ear rinsrs, th Ir breast-arm and
wri.-t "..' - and rven all thelr wearlng apparej,
. v ept that whli h barely covers thelr middle
All the Amei le in Indians ar ? much addicti d to
| thii game, whlch to us appeara to be a task
of studied drud-r-ts It seems, however. to l?e
oi ? hen thelr forefathers u ? d i
ms ns slinple aa thelr mannera The hurllng
stones they uae nl presenl were from tlme Im
i lal rubl? d smooth on the ro ka ai d with
,,i, dl tlous : ibor, ind thej ire kepl w Ith the
sti :? ? us . in- from one generation to
another ard are exempted from belng burled
.,.. |th h-- ,1 ? , I They helong ' ? the Iom n hera
they are used, and are carefully pre en 1"
It w ni be - en fn m this thal the atom il
tbe i fnlveraity are trlbal ti ron ne of
tl,. |d [ndl <n tow ns of Carollna. Mr Andi -v
Ma< farland Bavia has ahown thal the Kame of
chun :k.- in one foi m or an >tli r ? is pretty well
known t< the Ii I u of th-- uh-l-- ITnlt. I S ites.
Am >i ?: the Apa h ?-. ia in nianj N ? ? 1
Wesl rn trlbcs, ii is pl ij d \. Ith i h. op In .-1
0f n |< ne A ke frame i-, known to the Alnu,
of Japan.
Dr Bamuel >', Morton's collectlon contained
Btui other obj-cts than Ihe Korth Amerlcan
stone Implements, as Is illustrnt ,1 by the b.-au
tifnl allver fiffure of a woman fmm Lake Titl
,;,,,. in l'. t ti. I,"--. In ' hi poa udoii of i.i ? dls>
(InKuiahed sc?n. Br. Thomaa (1 M of Phll
hla Thi . riulu tlon ol lhe i oll , tlon by
the I'nl erslty la m. ' forl ui -md
lt v. di form. ?* Ith "? c l< brat. I Morton ? >!!eo
tl ,n of skul : he Ai ad. my, i mtlne. me
morial of its foi iner nm r
*
UYIXO L'l \ I EREE.
p*r. m The Phila.l l| hla Record
\ Philad-lphia man h . i live l i,?n \ ir- :n a
h >iih - for vhii h hi pald n I no tan s.
,.,.. .J to tl companj I h hld
paM rt'iit n ilai ' '? f tha
msfern d to th. II tva
i . in'i i r liovs : >nu It i i a
'1 lt w.ik whei t
! one 1.y
wlth ,.- ? i .,?; I ofi'i ; I it to Mr W ? \ ho
h.d i h it.'" ol lh ..... ? ?n : ;in> - r?*al ? "tate,
but li ? i ?'? -l !" lake ?[ it
wa. to i.?? | , i ?? th. '' " ''"'? ' r> r'a ofl 'i
ilur\ 1 ' ?"?'1 ?' In*
n, ni ? n .1 mk ? ii -i he
, ,,, ,in'i Und t onl ? :' nnj au li hous. H I
ni . ,|.. . ,? me when rhe> w. ra
i '.-. > , Mr.
,, | ... . i ? h ui" an i t
? | ? nn lh. ni. Wi '. ! -' nite.1 ? N" .
?i
nd aml i i n U
lay to ei i
;., i iii. his ? cp. i ? i
? n i do. s i to ha
.
?...; md lo >k
n?. no ? ?
. i ?.i. at i . ;? " !l ?
woiil In'l take in) i.lvi.,-. aml
IUI ? . . >od. bul Iu I ' iP "?d
?n? k there in thal -o . rn inl n. ?.'..,.!. . ? 1 ? 1
,;, m ,,, mey .?n r?*t>aira foi Ihu bwuae and lidu t
make aray monajr."

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