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Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22
Saturday, March %. 1890.

In Cloud county, Kansas, there are 60,000 head of cattle being fed, and they will be ready for market in two or three months.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

The Anaconda Company, Montana, has made arrangement with the Silver Bow Water Company to purchase all the water that can be spared, and this will be turned into the mine. It is thought that it will take two months to flood the burning mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

The latest advices about the Mis-. seuri State Treasury affairs are that Nolan's shortage is $32, ,745, as given by the examining committee, who have completed their report. The late treasurer will probably be arrest ed and prosecuted.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

With snow five feet deep at Sehome, Wash, the people are still obliged to fight a forest fire that has been raging near town for several weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22
Sa aS0EEAC.

Regurar communication 0i White Ionn tain Lodge, No 3, A. Y. IE A. N. meet Thursdays on or surcceding each ful Moon. Soionrr1ng Brethren in good stand ing cordially invited.
 By order of the " NJ.
 CHAS A. FISK, suS7ttl Secretary,
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

W. J. Wilson, of Ventura county, Cal, raised 18.0O0 pounds of sweet potatoes on half an acre, which crop he sold for S360 cash.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

The scientists connected with the Johns Hopkins University, at Balti- more, are engaged in Investigating the peculiar powers possessed by the fin gers of Lotus Hamburger. When the hands of the young man are thorough ly dried and touched to any polished object, they hold it like magnet. He can thus raise quantity of pins which will dangle from them, his ln- dex sfngers possessing the quality more than any other. He also races a. glass tube weighted with six-pound weight.-Ex.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

The most valuable book in the world is sad to be Hebrew Bible possessed by the Vatican; at least the greatest price ever offered for a book was re- fused for it, when, in 1512, Pope Jules II refused to sell it for its weight in gold, which would have amounted to S1O3.OOO.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22


 Robert F. Porter, superintendent of the United States census, declares that the census this year will require less time than was the case ten years ago. He said that it would be the quickest ever taken. The census must be taken between June 1st and June 30th, ahd therefore there will be no time to waste. Mir Porter was confident that he would be able to give approximate ideas of the principal results obtained within twenty days alter the work was begun. He expected, he said that the task would be greatly facili- tated by the use Of improved electri- cal computing machines, which would do work Tn five hours that formerly fifty-five hours were required for.
 The Louisiana State Lottery did not after all, it is said, actually desire to secure foothold in North Dakota, its sole purpose in pretending to do so be- ing to bulldoze Louisiana into renew. ing its charter. It is impossible, oi course, for the public to tell whether there is any truth in this story or not There is a reasonable certainty, how ever, that the company offered, few months ago, as compensation for such renewal. to pay off the Louisiana State indebtedness, which amounts to about $12000,000. For a State like Louisiana, in winch official morality IS not very exalted, this is big con slderation, and the temptation te ac- cept it must be exceedingly strong Globe Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22
FOR SALE.

Ny property in the town of Globe and all my cattle are offered for sale For further information, address JOHN KENNEL
 Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22
CHA ESCAMpwENT. NO. 2.

I. O. o. F. meets on the second and fourth Fridays in each month. Visiting brethren in good standing cordially invited to attend.
 E. G. FOX, c. P. CH6s BANKER, Scribe.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22
TEEE sELvER BELT

TiEE SaLVEEs BEEF Has the largest bona iida circulation ofany weekly raper in Shs Territory, and is consequently the best adver- Using medium.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

The truth about some people Is noU told until after they are dead.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

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Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-22

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-27
YOUNG MEN,

,Ito ..o,. Iiro owl r-oprces If the
s,a,o oIu~r new lines is LARGELY due
to the push and vim and talent Of
the young mer, those who N9e#
nol"'08 OF I.lIo I'll '.' N.Y.. ~ l '''I' 'I ~
,'.,,0 .'.', W -' IN c,Cer4crod r
there are fewer Young men ia public
life Ia North Carolina than in some
Of the States, it is probably because
they have turned their talents ana
thoughts in the line oil In'u9l i,
"eT-.oP o.e", ,.,i "e n , " ~ 1n Du,'' .
Cao to- =, oncratea . mine; or does
any similar work is doing more for
tac enrichment and glory OF the
State than any P"o!'c man ca. 10
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-27
EFT TU, BRUTE -

TnIa.+ week, issue Of the Ro.a.,
ale N.,-,. . corrosnondon- from
I,lwarra Forrv s,9ninp hrm.el.
..xo Saws some +E.no5 concerning
fine Poanol,o Iand. and their r..
cra,oatior that see,o +on. ar4ogo-h.
rr .,ratu,+ons + has boan well
zoown hv tbe readers Of tbis uan4r
that for nearly q wear If has haen
advoca+fno tLa reclamation cr+nn
Roanoke roods We lava v.rir44,
on.4. frooron,lv oftra.~ roe.sns1..
tio. o,l +. nav, I,,a ea.,..1 f.,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-27
A FEW PLAIN WORDS.

BT order Of Foreman z. O. Moore
there viii be q drill OF the fire com
p2ny to-day <Thursda5l from > to J
o'clock. lie wishes every member
of the company to be at the truck
shed promptly at ? o'clock.
Now, TIE DEMOCRAT wishes to
say q word aboat this drill.
Every member of the company is
under moral obligations to himself,
his neigbbors and the whole town to
attend to his duties in the company.
A few months ago there was a fire
at the hotel and it came weIl-nigh
being destroyed. Every boIy was
at once anxious to have fire com
panY. This paper called q meeting
and the people Of the town came to,
gctbyr and organized q respectable
company.
Now, every one who joined the
oor4ro.+ ..;.t 60 +5-u., - o-o.t}.
,olf +.-ar.,,oo.,,.u ml1I +-.;.1,
fro coo,noog IN tow, bc+ior ,,,>nr
th;s i-o,.lio5 aoroomoo+ ia ,a.n,.
r,,r,,,,.1;,ao-. h.o.,uo -o...-.:,y,
fortho ,.,-o,oao o.,tet H.
Now. Wa nut # f. oyer-. nonbou 81
the co,onanv % an homes, monifha
does not znov, 10 "a raenoosfhI. g.
+h;s ex,o,,;;+. w., of a., 4.-o- ao.,-.
"a c-o., +l,o noo..I.7
Irt.,-o toa I,.,, 49, oo...
co-mo1 .to .aua o.l.
'0' - - -,'0 Wv 4 % IL 'l1'77'or e1s
"ou.1 not nave purchased The tVack
Qdd that much Of the taxes could
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-27
AW OUTRAGE UNPARDONABLE

Monday morning of this week the
following cc!orad men left for RAJ
c'2b to attend the United States
court: Columbus Baker. Nathan
Smith. George James. Wesley Johns
son, Z. f. Harren and Georre vii.
liamg. They 90 in anawer to sum
mons before the grand jarv Of that
coErt for the purpose Of manufacture
ing evidence against poll holders i"
the election two years 7&o at the
precincts OF scotland Neck PaimyFa
and kosene":h. Mr., ". C. PendIe-
ton was the only white man sum
moned' The charge ia concerning
1"9 Co12Te9sIoE&I election, OF course,
as that court has no Jurisdiction
over ahy other part OF the election.
Now, at that election at each pre-
cI1ct there was an equal number of
poll hoIders from either party and two
United States supervisors, one re-
publican and one democrat. If the
object Of tue whole thing was to
make an honest investigation to see
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-27

CataTIh
In the head
Is 4 constitutional
Disease, and reqnires
\ constitutional remedy
Like Hoods SarsaparilIa,
Which puritioS the blood,
Makes the weak strong.
Restores health.
Try it now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

oloouence of Methodist reviyalist. Unlike
.he Methodist. however, Father lgnatius speaks
Cor no church or sect hut, on the contrary,
s,eaks scornfulIy and contemptuously of tho
routine Christianity of the church organiza-
tons.
Now. as matter of fact, in no city in
america. probably, is there so little sympathy
for or belief in. unorganizcd Christianity as in
Ncw-York. The people of this city, whether
avowcdy Christian or not, believe that religion
must be protected by an organization if it Is
70 succeed And, therefore, the eXhOrtations
Of Father lgnatius have fallen fiat, in spite OF
the fact that they were able, eloquent and i'm
urcssiyc. His failure shows in striking way
what a tremendously strong hold the organized
churches still have on the minds OF average
Christians. in spite of so many assertions to
the contrary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
nv THE WAY BACh.

r,,;r has rewarded the Germans LOT their
patronage by INSTRUMENTATION paw" iS'
mann has found it necessary 10 o'utr MN 10
1...a,. fran, the interior OF Africa III c0nsc-
'',,o of disobedicncc of INSTRUCTIONS II
if,;.h od,.icos arc to he credited, II IS doubt
cI e no can be recalled by his employers
:. . ,ono,tod from East Africa that he Is bent
~ ,norch;,c 70 WadcIa without reference
IA the plans of the Imperial ""'cr'l'o"' OF tue
treaty engagements made Win r"-''''' h'Ho
differences may have been haN'I'! "'""" p"'
tho situation even if he can be induced to re-
tun to the coast. Is SOmcWhdt EI"''NI".' ''"'''
for 4 long time was an Impressive an" hcI"'o
Gourc a second Gordon c0ilhahoi"S the i'S'
rompa,t Of the great Empire conqucic' d! Eng
lisbmnn for Egypt--the sole representative oi
Europcan civilization in darkest AFRICA lis
ros,ro was ACCOMPLISHED by the most labori"uS
and ,conizing relief expedition OF modern
timn. but as soon as he was cNtica'ed rom
noriI and conducted in safety 10 inc coast ne
.,artod back. and if the English reports are
trustworthy. he will not halt until he reaches
Wadclai.
Tho p,actical moral by which chivaIlouS
Lool-vI.irers will do well to profit IS 10 ma "u'
,bctbcr = rescue is really desired before they
rndertokc campaigns of adventure IN the Dark
Continent. The people who we're with LINN
in the Equatorial Provinces were teachc'"N
cut-thloats and liccntiouS and drunken ma
rondcrS They did not deserve to be rescued.
They were not worth the lives OF the faithful
ZanzibariS sacrificed in the course OF Mr.. stan
lcy'S forest march. Emin alone was worthy OF
consideration and he had practically ceased 10
be a European. II was necessary firI! I"
drag him away from Albert Nyann after
months of indcci,ion. infatuated crcduIily ana
nrocraStination He returned to the coast I'M
grateful II his rcScucrs, rcbelng against his
dcliycrancc. and laundering after his old Hic
in Wadca Snatching at the first German
offer OF employment, he plunged back INTO
those barbarouS Lands from which he had been
delivered with pro'iigouS effort; and having
once SGT his face in the direction OF adeal, II
now seems doubtful whether he can he brought
back by his employers. II the cost IN HUMAN
life and suffering had not been So great tho
relief of Emin would seem the most qulNouG
and lud GRAND Of mercy ever undertaken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

The Liberal party is reported IN our spo''"'
cable dispatches to be disheartened by 'he po-
steal situation. If the Kilkenny election DC
carried by Mr.. Parnell this feellhS VI 'c
spondency will give place to demofaiin"uV"'
The Conservatives will then dissolve Iaih",
ment at their leisure. and Mr. Parneil VIII
have the satisfaction of knowing that he mas
postponed the triumph of the Home h"le '""''
for at least six years. and that he has de.
priyed Ireland altogether of the services OF
Mr.. Gladstone in securing for her an eq''i''o'e
mea sure of Seii-gOVcrnment. II does iol Seo"
probable that another English statesman "
eouaI force of character, generosity OF linp''iSe
and moral influence will speedily arise to pieau
for Justice for ireland. Indeed, so ungra''i"'
have Mr.. Parnell and his infatuated followers
shown themselves to Mr.. Gladstone that IL VIII
be a long time before any leading Ehs"'"
salesman. if the Mccarthy faction are defeat
al in Kilkenny interests himself much in Irish
ntTn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
TWENTY-FOUR PAGES
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

r.rs;cn MIR Perncll made a speech at Kilkenny
- Fvraud and Mile Bompard were cohVlc'eu
NJ tbe murder of Goufe, Eyraud being condcmheo
n death and the woman TO twenty wears lmprisoh-
mon, - Professor Koch advises American pa
tierts 10 remain At home and promises To Neh"
lymph 20 American hospitals 49, MI Dummy
nadc a reply 10 Walter MI'teio'.
Concress.-Both branches in session. - J. he
Senate: Nr Spconcr spoke for h'e hours Oh 'He
Election bill Ale>srs. ingalls, Edmunds ana ueOIse
ais, smoke - The House The Urgent Dehciehc!
bill was discussed and sent BACK 10 the SENATE
the Naval Appropriation bill WAS reported a oiAi
l., give tie Secretary OF the Treasury Giscr'uoh-
ary powcr TO exchange gold bars Tor gold cois MAS
also reported from committee
Domcstic-Thc Gordon Of Federal troops Is DC
lnc drawn closer around the hostile indians en-
c,loprd in tire Fad Lanos - The cold weather
has mad" secure Zine crop OF zee IN TINS STATE.
Three Dynamite shells. tae invention OF
py. Justin. have been successfully fired ~ Perry
Vile. y y - The field trials Ill the South
arr ended Efforts ere being made b. th'
Rlchmoad Terminal system Of railroads 10 secure
trallc arraug cments with the could lines. -
Mr. and Mis- HcmE WJ'tcg,0n held their SILVER
wedding IN Louisville. - \ receiver i"i ''''
Pacific Shor line WAS appointed ii Wyoming
- Bid, for ncw vessels were Opened at tht
Navy Department.
City and Suhu,han Tho Brooklyn Ne"-Ehg
land dinner took p'9cc; among thc speakers were
General Sherman. congressman ". !. T. blecN
lnrii!r and General -. .. Howard -- Hu'F
ended his long last successfully ---- Stem"
defeated oursaer. N chcss --- Final bouts o
toe Amateur Athlru. mons LpNing tournament
Tie We .,her.-Forccas, lor to-day: Cloudy am
Tns a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
PERSDNAL.

A. W. Mcbride, who WIS recently appointed TO .
seat on the Supreme Court bench Of Indiana. is Re
publican, and is nearly foty nine years old. lie
taught school before the war. served an Ohio
cavalryman throughout the conflict between the states,
S Ws eete SS as S one Of the circuit judges Of Indiana
and on the bench he gained fame a jurist lie s
a leading National Guardsms and Odd Fellow and
Methodist.
J. II. Claiborne. the fathetin-law Of General simon
Bolivar Buckner, died Oh Friay at Louisville.
william F.. worthcn. the NV chief engineer Of the
Sanitary District Of Chicago. IS native Of New-lork
and is nearly sixty-two years old. lie is the Of
Ezra Worhen who suggested Lowell. Mass, As a de.
sirabe site for manufacturers lie was graduated It
Harvard. sometime the engineer 81 the New York
and New Haven Railroad al, for time its vice
president. lie has CONSTRUCTED many dams. canals
with the Riverside and Fifth Avenne Improvements
He has published an "Encydopaed!a Of Drawing
:" First Lessons in Mechanics aai Rudmentary
Drawing for schools
The Rev. AdonIram Judson toriou. Of Boston. has
been secured by the McC0rmiG Theological College
Of Chicago for course Of lectures during January
lie +, well known author ana trustee Of Brown
University. lie is q lorge mar, with noble head
fifty five years old, his hair Is nearly white.
Governor Nortl.en will delive address at ths
laying Of the cornerstone OF tie Henry W. Grady
Hospital at Atlanta on Christina Day.
The Louisville Courier Journa" pays this tribute
TO the memory of the late Ieny ID. McIenry. the
eminent Kentucky lawyer lie was PR eminently
just and kind man. the best Of husbands and fathers
neghbOrs and friends. There WIS more typical
Kentuckian than he robust he9ty, practical with
the nOblcst scOrn Of all that wa paltry and mean
and the finest aud most generous appreciation OF tia
good wherever appeared. The death Of this truly
lovable man and eminent citizen vii be learned with
regret all the country. but especially throughout
Kentucky. That melancholy event removes from
not merely Of the most fsmilarngurcs but 81
our best and br've9t leaders 10 ti1aand' A. 70 u,
II come, a personal bereavement not soon 10 b,
oberated from the tablets OF uonOry upon which
he had made deep and lasting IMPRESSION
Says Trinity Record" the otcia organ % Trinity
Parish: a recently finished portrait Of the Rev Up.
DIX by Miss Maria BROOKS Of this cir, i on exhibition
at no West Twenty cisths This picture was on ex.
hb!tion a short time al galleT IN Washington.
ID. {. Miss Brooks pupil ,ducated at the
Ken~ngtOn Art School. and went teice t. the Royal
Academy a. a student. TO be admttei into the EOysl
Academy from kcnsingtOn j.. in a Snse. marx OK
great merit. but ii i ONLY after prqaton of few
months that IL l. de, idcd whether the person -
honOrrd viii remain. Miss Brooks his sustained All
the tests he has exhibited sevenl pictures IN
Europe, and their merit has been well recognized Miss
Brooks has been here five or six yeas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

as she could but the a., lie beast kept close oehh"
her, covering twenty feet at every Jump ana Jump
ing with extreme frequency. Wh'n MIS- na"u
field turned her head she could feei us ho' ole"'"
on her cheek IL was ali the tine utterihg uh-
earthly cries and it were, beating the ar ih'o
a foam with its tail. Mrs llandheld hah aihoS'
reached the house when her foob caught Ill "
cro,uo, ,,,;olet and she fell The beast leaped
unon ber with its mouth 0pen to its widest eX-
tent Mrs Uandfield rolled over slightly anu
s,u,rad tbe lantern down it, throat. The mon
c,er hocLed off crunching the lantern with his
horrid laws The kerosene took lire, ana nno
ment later blue blozes began to pour out between
his teeth and SINCE off his WHISPERS At ths polh,
the boy came with the gun, having stopper "nhc
in the house to take advantage OF MS mother
absence and est six spo0nuls or Jam ana P"i"'
yellow strcaks on the family cat WIN VoC'i
brush and the mustard pot. ana MIS-. liaho"eiu
took il and joined in the pyro'Fchhc olsPi'S ~
Giving the iaguar both borrels' Tic ro'l1" o'c,
ht stiIl continued TO lash the helpless earth with
his tail so the lady loaded mp and again let him
b,vo both barrels. when he became quiet ana
,I;oL Sbe then vent in and spanked the boy,
, washed the cat. locked up what was left OF inc
;,, ,,,t nm her font hair in papers and went
T. bed. ill.,.
orc. more we take great pleasure in giving
,,u orodit 70 that able Western paper Inc
s. Louis Globe Democrat" for most OF 'he i'c'S
which we have narrated. It's enterpflsih9 coi-
RESPONDENT wa on the ground early next morning
measured the jaguar and found 1t nine lee' iohs,
Mrs IIandfc1 was attending I" her hou'cno"'
dutics as usual and seemed composed pu' WI
Uandticld. who had got home some 'lihc III INV
MIGHT, was still badly frightened and watched MS
,.ice cIo.elv and talked in n whisper mus inc
SLAUGHTER goes on. The Smithsonian '"S'''"''
should lose time in securing sl"cin''" 10
hcfore the species becomes extinct forever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
rHE EvrIycrIoy or + rIERcE BEts1

THE LXTTNCUON or + FIERCE BEAST
Scientific folk are mourning tine extinction Of 50
many Wild animals. The American buffalo -
practically gore aud il is Sld that il viii be
bnt few years before the Rocky Mountain sheep
and tie grl7I.y bear IN tins country and ih,
elephant. kangaroo and dozen more in other
countries must follow the buffalo. The carving
Of bad news Is not pleasant business. rs ha,
been noted IN effect hy William Shakespeare. tho
English dramatiSt. but when duty calls We
usually respond. and II is our sad duty 10 inform
tie scientific folk that still another animal is
rapidly becoming extinct and probably viii not
hold ont later than next spring. IT, indeed. they
are not all gone 10y New Years We refer 10 the
jaeuar or American tiger now having II war Of
determination carried on against il by the
siugulnary Western Girl
OF the many instances ~ ia2unr slaughter by
girls and young women lately We have noted two
those OF Miss Pauline Collier of TEXAS and Of the
Misses Carrie and Naudc EamcS, of Bob Creek
Colorado. In each Of these cases the ladies' met
the laeupr and subsequently hung his skin Oh the
fence to use a popular figure Of speech The
reader who has Icycr met J1guar (thc lcliS 0nca
of l.innacusl may have an idea that II is a sort
Of an oycrgroWn eat designed by nature to sit and
howl ON the larger back fences nghte. but such
IL not the ease. ! a. Id2laT Is the most formidable
feline Of the New World, and though inferior TO the
tiger or hon Of the Old World. il i, not a beast
that can be shut in basket and smucgcd into
the ear, Of the elevated road. II delights 10 at
tack horses and cattle, and finds no trouble in
dragging them down ard drinking their blood
but VIXEN IT tackles the Western Girl it's skin. as
we have already minated, soon flaps on tie
front yard fence.
,r, Susan llandlcd lives near Painted Cave.
Texas on the Pccos River. She is married but is
still young. \ :cw nilhts ago her husband was
away from home and she was LETT alone with her
little boy, named JESSE and aged EIGHT Years
just before bedtime the chickens in the barn wcr.
sent Jesse 10 investigate The boy soon re-.
turned, and br,alllcssly informed his mother
that "a monstrous animal was stalking about on
the roof OF the barn. like bad actor givin.,
IIamlcts soliloquy. Selling a lantern Mrs Hand.
field went back with the boy. They he'd lust
startc wlcn there WIS loud cr sh in the objection
o. the barn and as they came nearer they saw that
tie animal had broken through the roof and fallen
inside Mrs lnndirld sent Jesse nacl, after her
husbands gun While he was zone She thought
tlat she would take peep at the animal, and
So opened the door a little and looked m. She
saw immense lagUat on Top of "A proStraIu
two ycar-old colt icklug its lifcs blood With
cry which caused the other horses to tcmbc with
terror. the great cat eprang at Mrs Ilnndtcd
Not being a Yet thoroughly aroused she turned AMI
Tan toward the house. Mrs llandncld ran as fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
TIE MISSION or FATHER IGNATIrS.

That Father lgnltus has failed to produce
general religious revival in this city is APP
parent though the reasons for his failure alc
not 50 Obvious. Morally and ecccsiaSically
his record is clear he breaches a pure cyan
gclical Gospel, and his carnc>tnc>S, sincerity
and eloquence cannot be questioned. In spite
Of all. however, he has failed 10 touch the
Christian consciousness of the city. Why?
We'll, In large measure, probably, because
he has almost dciiantly anaycd himself agan,,
the various church organizations even hi, own.
aS no Other Icyiya!i>t has done Althougb
personally he is an advanced Anglo Catholic
Epi>copalian, he has had nothing to ,ay IN his
sermons about the ncccS>ity If joining the
Church or the importance of the sacIamcntS
On the contrary. his preaching has tended to
impress on his hcaIcr, the idea that churches
and ordinances are of little or no account
"Only believe" has been the burden OF his
message TO the people Of this city and he has
delivered that message with all the tervor and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21

the company should pay TO the city per CENT
Of its gross receipts, exclusive OF all taxes and
assessments. In the resolution rs adopter. how
ever inclusive" appeared Instead of exclusive"
How it happened nobody will probably ever
know: or if anybody tocs know, lie will be GER
tain never to tell fortunately the blunder was
discovered in time for rctitcation.