Judge — February 9, 1884 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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THE JUDGE. band 328 Pearl St, NEW YORK (Franklin Square.) HED ONCE A WEEK. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS how the public CORRESPONDENTS. About Church Choirs. Ir is getting so that there much competition in our ¢ theatres, and religion is be A metre ganizati pensive thing. is a costly « opera troupe in Lit ralt what ne very ex revival seh the place of the organ, this exy ru and save in instances of the band has not taken the | What is the result? All nse I defrayed somehow; wely salary of the star ps anid the interest onthe has to be und sitting and the s to he the pi be paid hands quently pews tor has to jebt of the met, Conse- 1 like opera tion is called upon are box to put s hand in its pocket every time it sto worship. ‘This is not tl It which pure idea of christianity speculative kind of religion, all pe view of drawir att ions forachurch, audience, and there is much heart-bur ditt ks of the drawing capacity of If this pretty much and jealousy among tf fold with regard to the their respective pastors or choirs. r the bu ness We r the » theirs, Jupce wonld he glad to know whe difference lies, Whether extra attractions will in the future be provided for the choir, after the manner sted by our artist, mains to be seen: but if the object be he as it] THE JUDGE. ty provide the maximum of the at be a minim of expense, sre sit " always popularand they the sly and if at being ried with startlin ctfer present choirs feel tat negre camp meetin the ecrieved ousted they can always flor the f op nd organize opera come panics shion of the “church che of blessed mem- ory, The but, © money through the country ectacle would not be very edifying, then, neither is the present system A Cold Day on Wall Street. Business has not been very brisk round the Stock Ex of late, the manipa tised with all the have chs Vainly ly their = prefusion + cor atheatrical mana: are not buying. and the lambs ter quarters t em to speeul: freedom, and a horril in the be affairs that the dear public for all, ‘This tion to all right-minded cit tant state of may rd and ens por- small but liable to be mi indu: is threatened; a ly of men seems tof employment deservin: thrown « onaires may be reduced to enforced idleness, ‘This sad aad the spectacle « Vanderbilt fe wld pawning his y «to melt the starving ing his oper: ht— callons to. tear will not reach this pain- may echo the immortal words of William IL, ” but do without our millionaires. —__ The White Elephant of '84. the be ——, public fact: that ul one poseesses what the other desires, For what says the wise man In just the position of the two ci stand t sof the T The Repub- 10 r the two do; part nt mom < the ait that has caught the n who owns the hon: fth two women at representative tthe pre ty eccup enviable of the won in the actual fruition Democratic inter! vs in wait to snatch the tempt- ing morse from its jaws, or its paws, or its taper fi Imagine then, how vital must be a question upon which these two Nothing s cape of the mons wsing interests are in ace rt of the imminent es- ble infusion of in the hiteli arsenic into the bone n chimney house would to produce even a temporary fusion « inter- If Democrats and: Republicans upon any one question, “d th 1 w we may feel well: su the t it involves something threatening And he “ constrained to call upon yet another illustrating the position of the | ak of Demo Wd be her 1 politic being of both. parties; and sits and Republi- nderstood to mean the of pposed to the rank and file voters who naturally the interests of the | when we cans, the p: both of the machine have only intry at heart. Well, to return to our fal 1 and the unico which re how th fu when up and knocked them both down! tion to the the role of th the burnin, the crown, ne the Tl two and ipably filled by Our rm. rn re question of dof this nding from before t know what to do with their hands; nored and insists on thrust- into*all they can In this sense it sore dr for stok v de dreadful incubus on once, their united en the pp it country. it; it is it refus ing its thre: to be i; itening visage say or all they can do. is, the white elephant white | of ‘31. The the newspapers discuss i it phant country i zog about it; ople demand shirk it And yet it is (he question of the hour, And now, would the politicians like to hear Tue and the politicians endeavor to on the subject,—very impar- h ques- asmuch as it is offered to It is this: the ; deal with it and intel The party a great stride this year of Grapp tion boldly lessly ligently, which and adjust it sensibly, s this will haven towards grace, achieving victory in a} | <a | Marketable Beauty. | cently conelué tment which Mrs, Langtry re- dat The Fifth Avenue The- : of the lin New stand- from which a manager follows that Mrs. theatr J atre was, in a pecuniary sense, ¢ | ful that has been play As the © only one most suece York this point is pecuniary will estimate Langtr Is she one of the b lic as well? judge by the seramble for seats, the rushing bus the yal in the eves ¢ lm best ac ses in the country. st in the eves of the pub- In sooth it would seem so, to <8 done by speculator crowded and all the other evidences of a pros- Stay, of a houses there was one prosperous en- comicbooks.com