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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
Eroal Notices.

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE United
Plorida-Central Trust Company OF New, loTk trustee
W tie Tayares, AIopka and Gull Rallroad COMPANY;
u GGyy ond, OF the Taves KpopEa Gulf Railroad
company by deed or trust executed on the Isl
t,v Of July A. D. 1855. hereby notified 10 produce
s9iA bonds before me for audit and registration on or
a u @ Duldlng Jackson vile, Florida under ana by
Urine o III provisions " decree made In this cause by
th, Honorable Circuit Court Of the United States Tor The
Nurthpru District Of Florida.
NO'u'''" Philip WAITER Master Pro Hac Vice
April IL, 1889. ----------------
EAST SIXTY-FIRST STREET.-SUPR
1u9ance Society the United States plaintiffs. against
pursuance Of hs judgment Of foreclosure ana saf
,erde in said Judgment named viii sell at public auction
A. nh, Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room (lmted
M 80 10 05 Liberty street, in the city OF Newfoh On
TAur-day, ID day OF May 1852 az il o'clock noon u
mentioned In said Judgment and therein described as
follows: =. -. - u..,., =, land ,ruh tho
,anG. erected and 70 erected thereon situate lying
srd hsing I'm the Nineteenth Ward OF the CITY OF New
Yort bUunded and described AZ follows 10 wit Beginning
a. nont on the southerly line Of East SHY hrst street
distant two hundred and seVcntyhNc 2fo Feet eaaerly
e The southeaeerlv corner Last Sixty first and
second avenue and thence running southwardY but para
Ave 30 inches the middle line Of the dock thence cast
wariy bu. along the said middle line OF the block,
Ink agan parallel with said Second avenue. and TO md
through party wall hundred 1000 feet and five (5
inches the sold southery line o East SiXyrst street
and thence westwardy but along The said souhfy line
OF Fast Sixynrs street twcntysN go feet eight 49,
Al dated New!York. April 4. 1885 ,.
HENRY DAY. plaintiffs Attorney. Referee.
100 Broadway. New York CIV.
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CoTroNThe spot market was ess sae US Iaes
ruled firm. showing no naei,a IA bales az against
o Ga hsjna last week. 1890 bales for tne ne acre
ae'ni 37o 400 bales comparing win o-ii'o'i ~ "
he core spending time last year 10000 -, .,..e,e
Quotations arc based on America" '''"'''O "a
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Proposals.
DR0posALS FnR PLYER PUNCHES FO

PROPOSALS FOR PLYER PUNCHES FOR
POSTAL NOTES r2st ORC DEPARTMENT W9Shl
rSsa At this ABB tn s Until % s Day
punches for use IN the issue and payment Postal Noes
such nnor' sTd At such S,nR nG Sd ana s T Year f
july 1fy iSsS and p ending juno Hi5" 30 1850
n Sna ,5hI I s9 Do T mi.
sPF , 9iorate% md 10 T
e 1' s S Fax G ID IN S b. 9
anS r the h to reject Any or
rs BIDS JOHN Do * Eio' & as %
PRoPoSsALS FOR MILITARY I'LL sgPP I les:
3R, 80 sn p
sass sa$i T. gs$sR TsgIlay KAY isss
OTns aee e BE- d2dd az Rs h f
RePots Phiisdelphle. Penn, and sonylle Ind.
CAPS ana Gauhiists Linen coi:ars Au-iS rSaG9s5 Aqu
TSssR spq G9'Sn bi Ra5 10y
4Ss .e Iron w0 %5y na3 W kSS
pillow Cases Mosquito Bars Sciubbng Brushes Trumpet
Drums Company Books Flsgs Pax Blge Cloth and Elan
Keisey Colofed Flannel. Facing Cloth. Cotton Duck,
and other materials entering into ths manufacture Of
e 70. 'a are f d 0t on i and a july d
bidder, state ia exact terms the number and the guam
i sss AMI The a"uei monthly ihefeaer The otorn'
W p be even to nSs sS any or s @ d
pfes f
n being s for For Sns etc., ct p apy at & &
S PHHR TiIiTXRf StPiLfESe and addressed 70 the
Undersigned NJ l. LUDINGTON. Deputy Q. NJ. General,
U. S. A.. In Charge 0: Depo.
ID ECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, 109 West
hst n. y. c. ADnl 25th. 's9-Scalei Proposals IN
Trplcae subject the usual conditions. Will BE- received
al this until 10 o'clock May 18th. 1889 and
then oDened furnishing cooked rations three substan
nal meals daily, Of good quality, ana The allowance OF
the Recruiting party 100 West street, Newi YORK City.
during the Dscsi year commencing July LIST. 1851, aud
ending June 30. 1890 Preference VIII be given TO anti
ccs production manufact' g. conditions OF
quality and price 0DcudnS in tn" price OF foreign pro-
ductops or the duty thereon being equal
The Government the right 70 reject any or az
proposals Forms ot proposals and full infDrmauoi vi"
be- furnished application to this office Proposals ."r
furnishing complete ratons al place obJcctOnabe Tor
recruits will be considered. Envelopes containing
proposals should BE- marked proposals for cooked ra;on
and addressed to Captain WIN. H. BISBEE. Fourth In.
fantry, T. o. -
TREASCRY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
L THE SECRETARY, Washington, d. c., April IL,
1889. Scaled proposals in duplicate VIII be received %
1889 for furnishing such scales beams weights and other
weighing apparatus and repairs OF the ssire be
required during The fiscal year ending June 80 1890 for
the county Of s charges for freight, delivered
any all Of the following named places VIZ. Washing
ton. d. G. NewYork CITY; Boston. Mass Philadelphia
Penn PEI baltimore ma New;orleans Lac: Key West
Cleveland: Ohio; Detroit, Mich. Buffalo, N. p; Gin
ciBnati Ohio; PittsbuTg. Penn. Louisville. Ky. san
Francisco, Cal Portland. Me: and Portland, Oregon.
The Department. the right TO reject bids
addressed the Secretary OF the Treasury and ndorscd
"Proposals f9r Scales Ieams and Weighing Apparatus
GEO. s. BATcHELLER. Acting Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26

,-., o,.,na-v SLID Low Middiinr""", = 2dds
s GGe ood Ordinary e MddHs and closed very
,odv sf,cr moderately active bushes, snow an adj
staut .,W ii noints and late deliveries brv
arc UP fuy the rse being dnc to i1freaSTn cut o
,r and stronger late cabcs The lat con stopped and
today werr guir ,rr eeect sales 7G,4oo bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26

1oypoy Aprl 25-At the wool sales to-day there was
f ATTENDANCE values in sellers favor some greasy
sIifly improved River and Cape sofa wen NJ hs
-luc aIrs American and German dealers keeny comftn
1885 bales offered ana ont ullio
was eihiawn. Following are tho offerings anu prices III
Vctoria-sales 200 bales; secured Is t Is 9d 90
and nieces Cd New south Walcs-36UO bales; secured,
ILdGis Gid DO locks aud pieces. l0i2da Is Adj greasy
I'd I'd do locks and pieces ID lOd Queensland oVo
bales secured I'd greasy. ida I'D do locks anu pects
Australia 900 bales greasy u6 IV-sli
do locks and pieces lid Cd Tasmania Al bales greasy;
Old Gid New.Zcaland-2.2O0 bales: sc0e' LOCKS am
neces l. Id 9i greasy, Ttd Ia ga 90 ocAS anu
neceq 53.dH l2d NyrrlJOO Daies ScourS - :"
Is ii do locks and pieces ID Il Adj greasy 6tlHi
do locks pieces. I'D a6Nd Cape OF Good h2pc ana
Natai-2 900 bales secured. cd Is 6d greasy 2dG'd
OIL MARKETS
OH CITY Apr e5-Natioua Transit Certificate opened at
So. highest So lowest. s3 closed soc. Sales'
II 900 barrels clearances 2.222OOO barrels chareIs
* js7 barrels shipments. H. barrels runs 3Z'5IS
barrels
pt1rsBrno April 2J.-Actvc and regular National Tran
sii Certificates opened III ssh closed AZ $50 hshc'
49, lowest 80.
BRADFORD Penn April e5Natonsl Transit Certihca,e'
opened M s3s S5's highest oo@; lowest $50
Clearances. l.0jG 900 bbls
TrTUsvrIx Penn. April 25.Nationa Transit er'nca'e'
opened at S3s. highest s5's lowest. So closed oo's
HAVANA MARKETS.
u.v,y. Aprl 25.-Spansh gold, - 36'l9S2 81. EH
change quiet Sugar-Steady-
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

on aq 4dv qtt ,5r J +kigXk i ~ 1882
AND UNIFIED, sTATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York via Desbrosses and Cortland
sss5 ff psurs and he West. with Pullman Paso.
Cars attached G2 and SGSag DanS Sa q fao
Dining Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars at . o0
wjam.por Lock Haven 90 a. m p H. Cory and
Erie At p. IN, connecting az Cory foT Titusvile
70: and 5 the on H 80 20 p M .aa 1875 night
Fo Norrlstown. rh9eniNSnte 5oltstS"n and aans.
Baltimore SS ana wS "a and South Limited WASH
EFs' me- Of nr1p RfnS5 o Jay e!f sd
lining .s ea at at 4 So 20 s snd %yS'shns
h ES o and ,3 50 no. 80 and 20 90 % nsG ni
l-i' H'S"" FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
10 20 D. H. (nlOusn taltOr cay, ANA = y. M week
y ESr Say B.y M Ma IN .aa sta
sS so a xii 1 p ny 4~ 3n suSdiy Sls a.
d o5 G SOP at Asbu ya fS phi.deph,
fO and Norfolk RAJ road. 100 daily; VIA Baltimore
and Bay Line oo p M w sS6ne day with all through
trains at jersey CITY, aforing speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS trains leave NcwYok. via Desbosses and Cor
iandt Streets Ferries follows; .
20, 20, .. $50. % Gmcas9 LimHd' with Dining
3. 80. 4. 80, ), g. 8 80; 2 and D.. m; and
o. H. euAa 16 s. s. 80 s. and D. NJ, i2;I5
night. AcccmmSda.9,n. ~, Z P M axoor. sn,a, "a
and ii 10 a. NJ. II 20. !, 3 a. 5. m. and 10
A. m and y. sundays. connect at Trenton for
f TicHes onlces Nos 4s5 $40 and 9i4 Broadway
Astor House and toSt OF ad SO az Sn
St. brooklyn IS Hudson.s. HobOkeD station. JERSEY
'4 T.Sss c Sas f' T cal. for and
eheeE esssssep frST hotels and Fe'ide5cef WOOD
CHAsS; General re- IOM Manager General Passr AGENT
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Cantina Academies.

A LEXANDER MACGREGoRS. los WEST 56THsr.
n Private Lessons and Cha s5es in Dancing daily.
Mendessoh Hall let for private entertainments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
WTHITE STAR LINE.

w For oUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
'ADRIATIC. Capt. Cameron. Wed. May ;; IL ~
RRITANNTC. Capt Parsell.. Wed. Nav Is. D. m
.TfTTiC can, s. J. Smith ..... Wed. May % noon.
From White star Dock. foot OF west 10thst
Salo6, SEQ and eIO0 New York,
ego Old Country S23 a limited number Of sec
S35 and s40 preJaid $40 excursion, $40 and s75 Com
nanv's office 30. Al Broadway. New York
pug ' J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26

FAST PITTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room car. leaves Grand
Central Station, Via Harlem Division daily except Sunday
n 3 % D. III. Fast time Superior service.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
J. NJ. TOUCEY, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
3usirnlilon

For Young Ladies-City.
RT LECTURES FOR LADIES.-Rev. DR.. Gsrdner's
n school girls. GOT 5th-ave Mrs Gardner, author
~ History in Rhyme. Lady teacher wanted next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
JuIesburg Sanitariun1.

private for the treatment OF all the disease
OF all passages. II Is situated at an elevation "t
45G feet and offers climatic advantages for iS special
diseases above other institute OF THIS cha-
actor within the United State Addros, Tor terms o.:
any desired details, DR.. T. CHRISTENSEN. Medical
Director. JueSbur4, Colo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
n EW LINE TO WASHINGTON AND

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambersst station v week aays .or
on II a And II "a m IS 30 T. = 80, 10. 40.
6 10 ;S 40 g 10 80 .. II midnight Sundays. z.
~ S,i,dnai trains 10 crasskl and way. 40 and
= Ia or Sarnot sn1lng Yaloy Mon,cy and TallmanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
D ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

CTNCiNNITI ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave NewYork 700. OF Iiberty.st.. as foows;
For Chicago. 2 30 D. m. 10 100 midnight
For Cincinnati ana st. Louis. 8 30 a. m. 80 p. m
Washin2Jon. Bal more. Wilmington and Chester.
80 a. m IL a IN. 80 p. 2:3O D, m 4; 40 D. m.
- 90 midnight
Sleeping midnight train are open to receive pss
Fer rcket, and Pullman car space call at B. and o.
Tickle. Ofces 21, 261. AS and LAO Broadway. or ~
rsnster Company will call for and cheek
p asgM crT fIp WITS - CHAs o. sCULL.
w. NEenerai Manage. GenI Pass Agent
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RAILROADS..
,CcENTRAI, RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Il .DttNa Up NuRTH RIYER.

OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIB fl y ST. N ~ ssa RIVER
100 {. m for Esssen. Bethlehem. Allentown Maucs
chunE Reading, HsTrisnurg etc ,.,oo u.,,,.,. .u.,
'0Tn 80 a. m Flemns.on Lake Hopstcens, Esston.
i Reading Harrisburg Potsville. Tamaqua. Shamokin.
s sTn, Lewisburg, wlDamsport
town ~ H. for Eason Bethlehem Allentown. Mauck
oASs % iSp
90 and 80 p 10. Tor sSmeryillc and fIe,nngton
Chunk Tending Harrisburg ETC. On Sundays at $50 D. M
90 a. m. sundays for LasstoD m .,o
20 4 % M to G0 spG baf 10 az" 6.@ei
sbury PARK Ocean Grove. except sunday Point Pleas
ant 30 shs 90 &C., 30 D. m for F'rminsd's.
40 E9 49, III E,ns'ina h 90 90
40. 6 10 D. m. Sundays 100. 100 g. m for Perth
AT FISK LAKEWOOD 40 90 s.. az M 100. a;so
80 D. NJ. Parlor cars at 2 10 ana ~,
'''' FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Am 1 D. m. t2:3o y. m. Through Expresa
Win p''i SHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON.
ROUND BROOK ROUTE.
VIA Central F. H. NewJcfvey fhI.@1Sipn ana i.ea1
,S r. and baltimore and Ohio T. r.. leave foot Of
TGT ypsi ,dsipnia at co. 745 30 Il 90 m.
s. a2 90 IN No. I 49, AS. o.
For HS and ws,hpg,9n a9ya q 20 80 III %
eHf1fP Fsn spql eayn e az a. As y -.
80, Y 100 r NJ have connection i0f h"@Ang HHn'
and pac- Car seats be procured at T. 2e,
81 f,. sf$ hrSsa2y 50 - w sss
Fuonsl 9s Broadway Brookiyn MI, ..u -, ~. .,.
ero h0tp al
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY )
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CH uiNNAAitco
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND hf4AlNo
From New-York pier foot Of Canai-st.; n u.
For San Francisco via the lsthnlus OF fahahi.
CITY OF PARA sails wednesday, May ], noon
From san FranciscO, LIST aud Brannan sts.
For China and japan.
CITY OF RIO DF JANFIRO sails Thurs, Nav Q. m.
For freight passage and genera information Apply 40
counanv,s office on the pier foot OF Canal-st n. H..
P' H. j. BULLAY. Superintendent
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7NOMPAGNIE GENERATE TRANsATLAN-

~ PANY FOR CUBA AM MEAICU:
From Piers 10 and II, F.. T., Wednesday and Sat
for Havana and MatanzaS, Cdrdenas and
Sagua, and for Havana and Mexican ports. . -
SIS C. Of Atlanta Havana and Slgua sat, April p
IS C. OF Alexandria, Hay. and Mexican ports We'd Nav
IS Manhattan, Havana and Mat.nza sat. Nay a.
For Nassau Santiago de Cuba and Cienfuego-.
6 SINTI AGO thursday, Nav Q.
For particulars freight or passage. apply -
JAMES T. WARD CO. lib Wal-St
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OH. MARKETS.
HAVANA MARKETS.
1]nbIic Notite.

HAVANA April 25.-spanish gol - 364@@s" 81 L
change uuet. Sugar-Steady.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

Princeton democrat.
Our big fair was . grand snccess IN
everv wav. Tho Association will he
over 81 200 ahead after al premiums and
expenses are paid.
A pointer FIR tax-psvers: IN August.
1891. under Cleveland. the pubIic dahs
was decreased s7.224.675. Ia August.
1880. rndcr Harrison, II was increased
e7.O76, 500.
Advertising in = newspaper IL 4 good
deal ike looking for person in 4 bio
crowd. " Won will stand In ono place
continually. and not wander ahout. Won
will see the person yom wish 10 find
much sOoner. .Just 80 with advertising
IN paper and keeninQ II there continual
". everv reader Of the paper will sce Il a.
aome time. The theory ~ the heat and
most successful advertiser. Il to keen
before tho people At All times.
The how who spends his evenings IN
reading newspapers containing the local
news Of his own county and the general
news Of the day, will certainly make 4
better man than will the hoy who spend :
his evenings IN the street or loafing ~
places whore the village gossip IL tlishefl
ont In the most obscene and vulgar man
rer. Parents shouid think over these
facts and see that their children are pro-
vided with newspapers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

The following patents were granted
for the week ending Sept. 17,h, 1889. re-
ported expressly for this paper by Jos.
q. Hunter, Solicitor OF American
and Foreign Patents. Washington, ID. G. /:
}. A. Becher, Mishawaka. bolt thread
Ing machine: &. Il. Blosfeld and G.
Schnnr. Mount Vernon, foot warmer: T..
A. Binme and +. N. Armstrong. Colfax,
running gear for vehicles: A. B. CLARK.
Richmond, harmonica holder: A. J.
Forsythe and q. l.. Gwinn. Kokomo,
tension device for fence machines: w.
4. Heindel. Majenica. clay fence post |:
W. +. Judy, indianapolis, typo writing
machine; William Tennison. Mount
vernon mosquito net frame and pillow
sham holder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27


| The biggest walnut Tree IN r,a;.
SAYS The indianapolis News. has i,', -
months 10 live. II has been founa Nan
Wh'icland. johnson county. and M
chased BY +. A Pierce. Of this civ w =.
stsnds amid come great oaks On = farm
o. ~ acres, The agreeable possession ~
widow. The tree is five feet eiyht
inches In diameter four feet from she
ground, and rises straight as an arrow
seventv-ihree feet 20 the first umb.
Even It this height the diameter Il onlv
four inches less than at the base. The
tree cost Mr.. Pierce $3.50 as Il stands. II
VIII take $40 10 cut il end haul the LOGS
70 the railroad. II will be brought here
and sawed into lumber. The product IA
estimated at $500 feet. III that tree
should happen 70 be curly WOOD said
Mr.. Pierce reflec,ivelv, 'sihe veneers that
could be made from II would be worth
50 800. But it isn't likely that il viii be
anything but straighf-grained, solid wal
nut The tree will rot be cut down IN
~ spring. The walnut gatherer may be
interested in knowing that there isn't q
nat on this mammoth tree. Can't some-
body write an ode or otherwise do this
tree the honor II invokes? II is CEN
turtles old, and one Of few that remajn
that speak Of the primeval forests Of this
great valley.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

a New York inventor proposes "a -.
volutionize the present system for ~
storage o. grain and iced products. II
his plan Is found reasonable. and n =
claimed to be 90, the elevator now n nss
VIII 90 permanently done away win
ana each farmer and producer will hs
supplied with substitute. IN which IA
VIII oe able to store his grain for years
q small cost and without risk. The cost
% building will average from four -
aye cents for each bnshel OF their cana.
CITY, against forty 10 fifty cents now ~.
pended on wooden elevators. The sxs.
'em involves the use Of eteel tanks. which
VIII % filled with grain by q simple ana
novel process. When one Of Inc tanrs
Z h''ed . percentage OF the air "a ~.
hsusied' and quantity Of carbonic acia
gas admitted. The valves are then
close" and the grain Is in condition ~
keep uninjnred for years. There n ~
deca, where there II no air. Ana M
pr'ncirleis the key stone Of ne new svs.
tcm. reed can be preserved. II n ala
by this process. Work il soon ~ H.
commenced IN machine shops in chicayo
Tor the manufacture ofthese tanks 80
'hereby new industry will be establish.
ed ia that city. '"o'''"-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

An exchange saws: Within the past
two years there have been sixty-one life
time convicts il the Indians Prison
South, and ont OF this numbe there have
been but fonr pardoned; Of these one
served twenty-five years and one seven
years. During the same period ten died.
one having served twenty -seven years.
one twenty-one years, two six years and
three three years. In that time there
have been but seven men received on
life sentences.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

Recently . leading Republican Climb or
Nashville. Tenn. turned = picture ~
President Harrison. hanging IN their hall.
with the face To the wall. II was be-
cansc Of their anger over some or his ap-
pointments. Il 10 likely that some Of
the g. q. r. postmasters will follow suit
over the Tanner bouncement.-
cennes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

Tho Thirty-frst. Forty.third. Seventy
first and Ninetv-frst Indiana Regimen
tai Associations will hold a reunion a
Terre Haute, beginning on the 22d inst
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

Two new passenger coaches hearino
The legend Evansville and Richmond
we're seen q the Union Passenger
osstiou yesterday.-EvansviIlc Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-27

FARM FOR SALK.-The farm NJ tn
crossing Of the railroad and Patoka river
Of 237 acres IL for sale. Good coal land
good farm land. Easy terms. Apply !,
Courier Office.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11
AT LAST.
BY GRFESIE.F WHITTIER.

When on my day OF life the night Is falling.
And. in the winds from unsunned spaces
blown.
hear far voices out Of darkness calling
My feet to paths unknown.
Thou who hast made my home Of life SO
pleasant.
Leave not It's tenant when the walls decay;
o Love divine Helper ever present
BE IN u my strength and stay
Be near me when an else from me drifting.
Earth. sky. homes pictures, days Of shade
and shine
And kindly faces 10 my own uplifting
The love which answers mine.
have hut Thee. o Father let Thy Split
BE with me tton 20 comfort ana uphold
80 cato OF pearl. 40 branch OF palm, mef"
Nor street Of shining gold.
suffice it if-my good and m unreckoned.
And both forgiven through Thy ahouuding
grc
ind myself by hands familiar hcckoned
into my fitting places
some humble door among thy many man
slOI-.
some shsltoring shade where SIN and striv
lug cease.
And flows forever through heavens green
expansions,
The river of Thy peace.
There from the music round about me steai
ing.
inin would learn the new and holy song
And nni. at last. honeath Thy tree OF heal
in-.
The life for which long.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

cynically and deliberately. The elect
Of this is to permanently harden their
hearts.
Finally. we see last stage OF reJec-
ton in the tenth Of Hebrews when Is
called shining wilfully after enlight-
eminent" What this willful sin Is, Is
clearly set forth in the twenty 'ninth
verse. IL is to have not only failed 20
believe on him, and neglected him and
fallen away from spiritual knowledge
but now. as if in determination to have
no,hins to DO with him. but to put all
the contempt and defiance possible into
the rejection to ''trample underfoot
the Son Of God. to count the blood Of
the covenant an unholy thing, and to do
despite to the spirit Of grace At this
stage unbelief directs itself against the
entire work Of God for mans redemp-
ton by rejecting the Fathers gift OF
his Son. in despising the atoning work
Of Christ and in defantIy resisting the
Holy Ghost.
In all this it will be seen that the
point Of controversy is centered in
Jesus Christ. Sin in itself is not fatal
to man, because God has found a way
Of purging a man from It. both as TO its
guilt and its defilement, by giving Jesus
Christ to redeem US: but uubelief IS
fatal to man becaufe it rejects and puls
contempt on the only possible remedy
for sin. Sin, therefore, after Christ Is
finally rejected, must take its course
carving down the sinner with the
blood Of Christ on his head added to
all former guilt. Who shall ever tell
the vastness Of the difference between
having the blood of the covenant stand
ing between us and iudgmeus and tes
tifyiug against US at the Judgment
The Independent.