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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
BY Frsnk ID. iil & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionoera
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ THEE-STORY STOCK BRICK
RESIDENCE.
3s3 SOUTH THIRD STREET, BETWEEN BYRD
AND ARCH,
AT AUCTION.

on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1850,
NJ 4 o'clock 2. NJ. on the premises, we will sell
the above VALUABLE PROPERTY. The house
was constructed by Nr. John j. VIM for
bis private residence and is well built In every
particular Contains about ten rooms. with all
the modern Improvements. lot 3jxl2) feet to
an 6lley. South Third street near Gamble =
Hin Park il ono Of toe mos: desirable locations
for private residences "a the city. and this op-
portunity should not be overlooked BY those who
are in want Of a beautiful home.
TERMS. One fourth cash balance six, twelve.
and eighteen months, with interest added and
secured by deed Of trust.
FRANK y. HILL & CO.,
no II AuctOneefs.
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TRUSTEES PEREMPToRY SALE

BY virtue Of two certain deeds of tr'is'--one
bearing date on 23d Of January, 1885. 70 Bhl Car
ter aud Richard q. Pegrsm, trustees. and tho
otner bearing date 30th of January. 1876, 70 VIII
liam H. Palmer an1 b. +. Crump. trustees-re-
corded In the Chencery Court OF Richmond. tho
first la Decd BOOK 10 a, page 700, and Tho later
70 Deek-Rook l29 y, page4tl, We willso by anc-
ton. WITHOUT LIMIT OK RESERVE, on tho
premises, on
FRIDAY, I'D NOVEMBER, 1889. ATT O'CLOCK 7. ~,
tho EXCELLENT lot, which fronts on both
Dock and Cary strceta, between Twcuty-nrsi and
Twenty-socond streets, beginning - feet east %
Twenty-arst street, fronting "a feet, with
depth Of I'D feet.
Beiug Immediately accessible to water and
rail transportation, this lot should De sought
after ~ investors. shippers, and manuiac-
turers.
TFRNs: One fourth cash: balance a. six.
twelve. and eighteon months for the Dote0, with
interest added, and secured by trust-deed.
HILL CARTER,
RICHARD q. PfGRAN,
WILLIAM n. PALMER,
b. 4. CRUMP,
nol0 Trustees.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT TIE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF THlRlIEIH AND LEIGH
STREETS FRONTING 80 FEET on 1HE EAST
LINE or rHlRTIETH STREBr.-By virtue 81 A
deed OF trust from T. 7. Mckinney and wife
dated April 10, lsSf. and recorded IN Richmond
Chaucery Court Deed Book i2S =, page ~, aud
at the request Of the beneficiary default having
been made in payments we Will sell BY pubic
auction, on The premisc-, on
THURSDAY. NOyBBBgR Il, 1859,
nj 4 O'Clock F. H., tho PROPERTY described In
said deed as " ali that lot Of land. With improve
mems thereon. lying AMI being in the city OF
Richmond on the southeast corner Of Ibirteh
and Leigh streets, aLd fronting - feet on Tho
east line Of Ihirtiofh street, thence back be-
tween parallel lines l2i feet % an alley feet
wde being the same property conveyed 10 Is. :.
Mckinney by l.. Pemberiop BY deed juno 8
1881. recorded in DoeG Book -. 40 page.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash for tho
debt due. by consent Ct parties reasonable terms
Will DO announced az safe.
JULIUS STRAUs,
X. r. CHAIFIN,
W. j. WESIWOOD,
Trustees
Sale by r. b. CHAPLIN & CO., AuctiOneers.
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Leave Arrive
No Richmond Petnr-barE
TRANS NoRrnwAeD
.pallr fp-.lr etcepl sunlar.


STOPpiNG-PLACE9
nos. u ami T. mako no s,ops s.. 2l stops -1
signal az Ce1fralA so. Ssfogs only Hl tr.lI
81 Chester, Centraila. AMI Nar rster ST..
T. am % stop on sigma. .. AT stations fH. D.
-. - b o. 81. -, anu vii Stop a. al s.al 10
Tor passenger
PULLMAN-CAR service
On Trains Nos. a AMI % 4ieep.as--..s tets .l
New Iork AMI Tampa fls. lrI- is.fs'HI
On Trains Nos. n AMI ~ loellns-rtrs N..r
Nash.ngton and Charicst1n. ol Train h.
eleepine-Cars between sew iurt al l.
vile. ON Train ~. ~ sleelIlg-.lr I'd. f...
Washington ara eayanuoL
TaE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINZ go 'lH ...
LEAVE AttIh
Richmond ....'9OA Norfolk. .r . t
Rl.hmoud ...'1UlP 81. NOrol< .
Norfolk ......'S ID 4. a. Riclmn1f. I
Norfolk ...... r5.cJ T.. ". Richmond
Iheso trains also mako co-s -H..rc
Farmyille. yacht burg. aui 'OIt.Hf.t.r.
AMI oil q. atoms ou mo Norinla ans Nr. -
road. X. N. nlLLf, N.f'fr 81 I'la
r. T. b. MYERS. General sln'rll.l
T. NJ. ENERzUy. Doucfsl llssel.er ArrIt
sol. Haas. lra-Iic Manage mF.
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Dr.PlEnCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver. stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless. One n Dose. Sold by
druggists % cents . Vql.
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DEPARTURES or srEAMERs.
PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. i'm
NoND AID NORFOLK
iIEAMSHIP COAPANt.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY OF y N. and every SUNDAY az
5 A. A.
Freight for TuosioyS and FRIDAYS steamers
reseivsd till IL 81 A. NJ: for sundays steamer
un5P. b. Saturday. Freight received daily TIL
i y.
Fare. s.
For turther information apply 70
j. W. MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent once gockott@
W. +. CLYDE & CO..
mol Ganeral agenrs fkliAdeluhia
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ANp PoroNAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. Va, November II, 1852
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on and after Novem Der Il. 1879, trains on this
road Will run as follows-giz:
7:39 A. NJ. Leave byrd->trco1 station daly-fd@
Mat
eco P. NJ. Leave Byri-sroe, Station daily OK
Cept Sundays.
$50 z. N. Leave Hyri-Sreet Station daily.
7.l3 +. NJ. Leave Byri-street station daiiy-iOes
not make local stops
$50 A.. ". Arrive Byri-Streot station daily
2.3s =. n. Arrive Bytc-Strout station daily-Fdst
Mail.
s:Os p. NJ. Arrive Byrd-Street Station daily-does
not make local stops
9:45 p. N. Arrive Byrd. Street station daily eN-
crpt sundays
Train leaving Byrd-sreet at 7l3 7. VI. will
carry RichmOni and New York sleeper 20 DO
used exclusively Tor travel between h 80 points.
Ashland trains viii run ~ AZ present
u. \. TAYLOR,
no 1861 General Ticket Agent
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL~RkIL FAsl-FREiGHr LIMB
~ AND FROM BALTIMORE. PHlLA-
DELPHIA. NEW YORK. AND
EASTERN AND WEST
ERS ClriK-
ONLY TWELVE BCUks BErWEGS RICH
DIRECTION
CorrospOndlngly quick tins 20 other poinA
Through oills VI ladinx Issued at low rates.
c. A. TAYLOR
mol General Freight AGENT
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Timberlskc & Frayser, Auctionoers,
1904 east Main street.

TimbersEc 81 Frayser, Auctionoers,
1904 east Main street.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR AUG
w TION-KOOMs
TO-DAY
at 1879 n collection OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-
TUkE. consisting Of
WALNUT and STAINED SUITS, ,,e,-.,.D-
WAKDROBES. 81 REAUS, MASHSTANDS,
LOUNGES, EXTESSIOH-TABLE,
KITCHEN TABLES,
SHUCK ami COTION-TOP MATTRESS,
CHAIRS, DISK. LATROBE COOKING and
HEArlNG-STON
OFT COOK-SIOVE;
Gale & Co. PIANO In good order:
DOUBLE-BARRELLED BkEECH-L0ADING
BEER,PUMP, BAR and OYSTER COUNTER,
and many OTHER ARTICLES.
TIMBERLAKE q FKAYskR, Auctioneer',
nol3 1904 east Main street
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
~ ORANGES. LEMONS, GRAPES, and AP-
PLKS.-We will sell
TO-DAY
at 1880 o'clock
100 punches BANANAS;
10 crates ORANGES;
q boxes LEMONS;
Also, choice lot Of GRAPES and APPLES.
WILLIAM JENKINS " son,
no1s lii0 east Main street.
DICHMOND BAZAAR. On
III Nos 1888 AND 1910 FgASKLIs STREET. <S&A
our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
at 10 o'clock, whom we will offer a number Of ex-
celient HORSES, MULES, BUGGlEs, PHAE-
TONS, and WAGONS.
AT II O'CLOCK
80 BALES OF HAY in good condition;
SECONDHAND FAMILY CARRIAGE and
HARNESS
! TOP DELIVERY-WAGONa and HARNESS;
! new FARM-CAkT, city made:
Several good SECONDHAND BCGGlES, and all
other stock registered in time
nol3 Z. b. COOK, Salesman.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER o. isl
IkAys RICHMOND.
Flo A. NJ. Local. except sunday ior tNioA
fOrge.
sisA. NJ. EIoress daily for Oh Point aus N0r.
FOLK. Tul man car tfN.i lI.t
li:g0 A n. Express daily for ln-inna.l fhr
Car one Point 90 ttn. .n t..i...
sC0P NJ. Express daily fr Oi5 P5lu al
NorfolF. ter.or car 90 OIi iIH-
4.00P. N. Accommodation. cK,ep. suniAy fr
10 lHel.
e:i5P. II. lre o.. r. =. iiutet t1.r
Pullman sleeping-Car fo Nini %.
Sold Nc-ubIie tram slth Dining ~
and IuIWaHs, Charlottesville 10
Cincinnati. ami pli.naa8 tl LOUIS.
Vile
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RiriEONh
SEQ A. ". aud . ~ b. g. iaiy from ln-'nlaN.
li:lO A. ID. aud l.sl T.. 81. daily from Nerf0.N
9lJ L. n. daily except s4liay NON Nui'H1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-13
UIR0INIA STEAMBOAr =.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT rs,.sI.,
Y COMPANY. for Old Point Nor kz23<zSk11.
folk Portsmouth. Newport Neus Clarsmonl
ana James-Tiver landings direct by elegant
ssloou -s.eamsr AKial. leaving kichm0nt
EyERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY
att A. NJ street cars connooi
Connections ss Old Point and ~ Norfolk
closely with ali inca tor northsrn cisiss same
afternoon. James river pr daylight Gfsss
tourist line Cheapest roata
Through ticksts on steamer AMI o. Ssroers
Agency 100 Aaln street Baggage checked
Frs,xns received dzuy for Norfolk, portA
mouth. Old POINT Waverly. hicksford. Va, sat
ali polnts Ia ksstern North CarolinA Issisra
Virginia. and all regular laadiags on tns Janss
rivsr a lowest rales. ana thropxn bills Issued
LuCikN b rArUM. vice-Prssidsnl
No III Eain eerest and kockstt4
WYu WnDlonnh freishs ed konsen4eg A&eak
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO SEE
w MY STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES and CHRISTMAS and COMPLl-
MENTARY PRESENTS.
u. BUCHANAN, Goldsmith,
no l3-it' Ill east Broad street.
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NDNNkCtlNN-
Train 40 81 connects dAly n koysvlle -
Chase @ '. Clarksyliie, oxford, Durham Aif
dersoD. and ksieigh. Connects dally a. Gre H.
IorO Tor Durham. Raleigh. salem, s1i Ninstf'.
and all points Ca North Carolina D.gsiol
salisbury Tor AsheyiIie. Hot >prinCs. 81 o.
points Ia Western Nora Car0,ln4. sri q. t-t.-
lOtge for Charlotte. Columbia All Augls.a ri.-
read.
Train No 3 connects daily a. Grespso9ro -
Salon. Winstoa, Rsieigh. Goldsbor9'. Al " 80.
heal City. ~ salisbury Tor AsheFllIe I,'
Springs, AMI al points 10 Nsstorn Nor.h O.
Ina a. Chsriotte with Charlotte. Columbia -
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia. Augusta !. t7''
Charleston. Savannah. Thou ssyilio. ca. - p
scnuile. anl otnsr Florida points ass 81
Carolina Central railroad Tor Wiiminzan
Trairs from tho sOg.h arrive AZ kichinec'' "
A. NJ. add $50 p N
fAMgLlA COURTHOUSE TRAIN .,
Leave Richmond. ........,.. -...........oe9 J. -
Arrive Richmond, 49,. 50 - -
fCLOyaR ACCOMMODATION. 4,
Leave Hchmopd. ........-..,........,'.o.g -
Arrive Aanchosier,.. .-....... ..-'.s-.-''' o.
III
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VORK-RIVER LINE WA WEST
POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
The farorits rou,eto Baltimore lhsstesns7s
en- THIS limo are models Of be:sy. elegance ~ I,
comfort Leave Richmond tS.si a ". s0A -,
r. NJ; srrise 81 baiumore $50 A. NJ "s'
Baltimore daily except ,IDdAf =. = .
rive a. Richmond va A. N. aui az y " .
Fare from hicnmoad slga's ht W Sal.ln.sv y.
Washington. o.. Wilmington, Del. sAo - -,
delphis, ssSo: New iork. S.Sl h0ao1 "'H
WILMINGTON. Del. s.. PaiisdeiphlA -
twEsr POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Rlchmsnd gtweaiy-shiri- -.
street deDoA. .sss..ss.s Nv ~ -
Arrive Richmond Qscasy-thlra- pu
sDaiiy. fDaily excepl Sunday. .. -,
ts.--,s AL, tl,k et-o.fi-e foos Virginia stres-
ps~,oru once yornsr renih ana a4ln ss,es->
JAS l. fAfLOh.
(,saerAl Passenger AgeaA
!. :. POTTS.
Dsytsion Passenger Ageat
kickmoa1 Va
sol. uAAA IrAfsc Manager
~ q TxlGolE sszss vles Rrsstassh
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION
~. Is 4. q. To-

JAMES RIVER DIVISION
~, - 4. H. l-l
IFAyR NIctH0sp
SIS A. n. daily Tor Lynchburz Leringicn. al
Clif.on Forge
Ais p NJ. sco.iiYille accommodation. errcl.
sunday.
100 F. NJ. daily for Lyucholrs ani CHS
Forge.
TlAlSs AREiYE RICHMOND
Cl5 y. NJ. Daily from iIsI forfr.
no A. N. Daily IRON clifton forge.
q.i5 4. VI. Except sunday from -rD.tsvill~
statiOn: tienlh Enl Canal sfrn'ta
h. W. FULLER
Galern. Passenger ~ l-
LTHARAHAS. General Manager jog
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By virtue OF a deed OF trust duly recorded in
Deed Book 1873 3. on page SO, and by direction
Of a decree OF Hcnrico Circuit Court, ont red on
October sc, 1889, in Tho cause OF 10 - guardian
rs Long and ats., will sell by auction, on tho
premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1859,
at 400 o'clock 2. NJ, tho EXCELLENT RESI-
DENCE above referred 10, being No 32l cas-
Franklin street, for n long time occuoiet ty
Charles d. Hui, Esq. containing about ten
rooms, besides the kitchen. The lot fronts 20
feet ana runs back il5 feet 10 an alley ~ feet
wide. on watch IS a good stable.
Tho central location OF this property should,
in connection with the comfortable and substan-
character Of the house, render this y desirable
investment either Tor homo or Tor rental pur-
poses.
Terms: Ono third cash; AMI the residue ut
two years, with interest payable semi-annually,
separate notes fIr principal and each install
mont Of interest and ali secured by trust deed,
Or oil cash, at option OF purchaser.
mole y. w. BOWIE. Trustee.
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DIEDMONr AIRLINE

A -
RICHMOND AND DANYiLLE RAILROAD
shOltTEsT AND QUICKEST not lE 50. y
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN sLEkPsks o. ALL SiGHf
IH4IN<
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WANTS.

WANTED, A + u r n / S II f ID
w HOUSE. with eight or ten rooms between
Broad and Cary streets west OF SIKH street Ad-
dress, with particulars, r. ". BOWIE,
no 1921 Real Estate Agent.
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ASK yova GROCER ron HC-No TEA.
AND TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. sGWAHE
o. LIMITATIONS.

MARTIN oiLLET a CO.. Established ,sss)
Exchange Place. Baltimore. Nd.
, 1889-11-06
HERMANAUGUSTJU RS,
Bidder At Damnebr0ge, UnderdOmmer
0g SkriUer M, M. paa Oen st.
Thomas : AmerikG.

NJOR VTTERLIGT: At efter Begi9ring
II at Herr Konsul S.. II. MORON som Be
fuldm@gtiget for Executorerne i afgangne l..
B. CAMERON og ligeledes afgangne Hustru
M. }. CAMERON'S Bo, indstRvnes hervedi
Medf0r at allerhoieste B%evilling at lode den
mes, Enhver, som MATTE have i H9nde eller
MATTE formene at have nogen Ret eller Ad-
komst til "a Actier a 800, nemlig hummer
l til hummer "a i Actieselskabet est.
Thomas Gas Light Company Lii
mited," hvilke Actler ere bortkomne-til at
mode linden st. Thom@ ordinaire Bything, der
holdes paa Diet ~s@dvanlige Thingsted-for.
tiden E~iendommen No. .43 Norregade, Kon-
gems Kyarter-den f0rste Retsdag-fortiden
MANDAG j Februar Manned 1891, For
midday ri, 10, for med bemeldte Actier at
fremkomme og deres Ret og Adkomst dertil
at Devise, da Citanten, hvis Ingen skulde
melde sig, vii paastaa forh@vnte Actier we'd
Dom mortiicerede, saaledes at nye Actier
kunne udstedes.
" Forel@ggelse og Lavdag er Ehavet we'd
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Under min Hand Og Embedets
Segl.
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HALVOR HANSEN

est Underdommer OF SktiUer m. m.
ChristIamstedS Jurisdiction paa
Oen st. CrOir ! Amerjka,
nJOR VITTERLIG At efter Begjering af
u OVerretspr0veprokurator f. BRUN som
Sagf0rer for ugift THERESE Nc EVILY,
der er eneste Arriving efter hendes udenfor
Egteskab f0dte Son den borteblevne
EDWARD BALFOUR indstnvnes herved
Henhold til Fr. lite September 1889 5 8og
Reocept. 20de Oktb. 1871 med 6 Maaneders
Varsel bemeldte EDWARD BALFOUR,
hvls sidste Bopel her i Landet var Chri-
stlansted og som Aaret 1862 forlod Land,
ct, og som S0mand gik til Amerika, hvor-
fra der sidste Gang er hort fra ham i
Aaret 1879, siden hvilken It'd der aldeles
ln8en Efterretning HAYES ON ham, til at
mode linden Christiansteds ordlnare Bytings-
ret, der holdes paa Diet ordinere Tingsted-
for Tiden / Christiansv@rnsfort, den f0rste
ordlnere Retsdag-for Tiden Tirsdag, i Juni
Manned 1880 til sBQyanlig T~ingtid-for Tiden
H. 10 Fm., hvor fornavnte THERESA
Mo EVILY efter nermere producerede
O~plysninger og Vidneforklaringer agter at
erhverve Dom, hvorved hun kjendes beret.
tiget til at oppeb@re Renterne at den den
bortebleYpe tllh0rende under ST. Croix
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADMINISTRATOR VBrenQ6
Formue, for Tiden c. $1,000.
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Ret, paa samme Sted og It'd den for Ed
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Petersfarm Hospital. Endvidere indyarsles
til at mode i samme Ret, paa samme Sted
og It'd de oyrige mulige Arvinger at bemeldte
EDWARD BALFOUR for at varetage deres
Tarv under Sagen.
Forel@ggelse og Laydag er hsvet we'd Fl.
Sdie Juni 1876.
Under min Hand o. Embedets
Ssgl. Mss l@'1e'
Christiansteds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ST.
Croix, den 729de OkktodkbearH 1889.
HALV0R HANSEN.
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Translation.
Publication.

T is hereby made known that on
and from the 18th instant the
telegraph stations in the forts Of
Christiansted and Frederiksted until
further notice will be open from IL
o'clock noon to $ o'clock pm.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the LIST November 1889.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1889-11-06

est Underdommer og SkriOer m. m.
: ChriStiansteds Jurisdiction poa
Oen st. Cr0ir i Amerjka,
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-13

to the king and betrayal of the gov
ernment of righteousness. All sin is
allied with the kiss Of Judas and is dyed
sinner has need to repent of crucifying
his Lord.
'Inlrd- The Ashes-"Sin, when It is
finished, lrlngeth forth Death It is
written OF Judas that. having Wit
messed the trial and condemnation of
Jesus. ''he went out, and it was night."s
hias. 3 p1s Me brosgSt at 5sf ihs f5i1ty y pssss q
silver to the hall Gazith, and shOuting,'
II have betrayed innocent blood"
threw them upon the floor and hurried
away again into the night. 1t was in
deed midnight IN his sin-troubled soul.
His desire now was to escape from the
accusing eyes of his fellow men, "any-
where, anywhere out of the world"
and he hanged himself. Better were it
for that man had he never been born.
Here is danger signal. "Let him
that thinketh he standeth take heed lest
he fall.
Here is a lesson on personal RESPONSE
bility. Whatever the relation of Judas
may have been to the divine foreknOwl-
edge in predestination, he frankly con-
feSses himself to blame. 81 have shed
innocent blood" "Have mercy upon
me, o, Lord, for against Thee only have
l sinned and done this evil in thy
sight"
And, finally, here is blessed word of
hope. 1t is safe to say that while Judas
was going down the steep descent he
heard the divine voice calling, Turn
thou. for why wilt thou die" Christ's
atoning work was adequate to the case
of even Judas lscariot, for he is able
to save unto the uttermOst all who will
come to God through him.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-13
REASON IN RELIGION.
Shall Reason or Revelation Gov.
ern Religion?

ern IhelfS1On?
Rev. Marion D. Shutter preached at
the Church of the Redeemer yesterday
evening from the text, ''Prove all
things: hold fast to that which is gOod.''
Without defining closely, we may say
of reason in general that it is the faculty
by which we discern truth, examine
evidence. accumulate knowledge and
classify it, reduce it to unity. BY the
use of reason in religion mean the ap-
plication within that sphere of the same
powers by which we came to know truth
elsewhere. In the opinion of many good
people reason became so darkened in
what they call the fall that it has but
little business in religion. Revelation
must settle everything. But what
is to settle revelation? What ev-
idence is there that the intellect is thus
darkenedo If 1t is. how do we know
that there is any such thing as revela-
ton? We cannot find out unless the
faculties by which we make the inyesti-
CATION are trustworthy. If revelation
has been given. to what? And by what
Office of reason is to examine the eyi-
dence of that which is offered as relig-
Gus truth. Such truth must always he
consistent with itself. with the unfold
ings of nature and providence, and with
the primal instincts of the human soul.
1t is also the Office Of reason to guide
the religious emotions; to purge away
the superstitions that attach to their
action. Use the intellect in religion.
Do not be deferred by the word ''mys-
terry" which is often but the theological
term for 'absurdity." No doctrine that
is unreasonable can stand. Intelligence
wins every battlel
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-13
ALL SORTS.

At the present rate of resignation
Minneapolis will soon be despoiled of
the flower of ministry.
The last issue of the Spectator has
thoughtful article on fools from the pen
of Mrs. Sadie Martin, in which the
writer wisely concludes that it is i'm
possible to enumerate all the classes of
fools, jays, chumps in the world.
The war that for space did fail now
trebly laundering swells the gale at
the top of the Harmon building, and
''refreshment'' is the cry.
Mayor Babb occupied front pew in
Westminster church yesterday morn
ing, and the pastor considerably re-
Trained frcm jumping on the admins
tration, though he had an elegant op-
pOrtunity.
Oscar, the trousers architect. asserts
that the ossihed man is a bona fide
freak.
This being centennial year recalls
the fact that when Harriet Beecher
Stowe was seven years old she wit
messed the souvenir performance of
marked For Life" by Sidney C. France
and was so impressed with it that she
ever afterwards cherished the plan of
writing the play that has since been
known as ''Uncle Toms Cabin"
The syndicate of conservative bust
ness men, is about to temporarily lose
bright particular star If the constella-
tlOn, but he will return anon
The bOomes of North MINNEAPOLIS
have claimed exemption from the hoof
inspection law on the ground that they
earn their bread by the sweat of their
browse and don't need inspection,