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Trustees Sale.

by virtue of the authority conferred upon
me by Il certain deed OF trust executed and
delivered to me by f. NJ. Edwards on the Sth
day of April, 1889, and of record in volume 90
page l9S ct seq. of the records of Bexur cOun.
ty, Texas, wherein said Edwards conveyed to
me IN trust to secure the payment of his
prOmissOry note for Sl.156.jO, dated April 18th.
1859, and payable to }. A. Fraser or order, the
following described property, viz: All those
tracts, lots or parcels of land lying or being
in the city Of San Antonio, county of Bexar
and state of Texas, tu-wit:
o.. Blocks three 81 and six g and lots :. s.,
3, and TO- in block g. and lots | and2 in block
2l all out of original city lot eight. range
three district one of said city. O.. Lots 6, I,
$, 9 and 10, in block V, ont of original city lot
10, range 4, district |, of said city. 90. Lots
9, 10, 26 and y in block l. and lots TO- IL. q and
%, in block g. all out of original city lot 1873
west of the San Pedro creek of said city. |,
Fl. Cunningham, trustee in said deed. at the
request of said Fraser, will sell at public out
cry before the courthouse door in the city of
San Antonio, on Tuesday the 4th day of March.
1890, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. III. and
four O'Clock p. 10. of said day, to the highest
bidder for cash, the herein above described
property, and will execute tOthe purchaser or
purchasers of said property deed or deeds
therefor. witness my hand. this Goth day of
January, A. d. 1890.
20 got H. CUNNINGHAM, Trustee
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FIMPLE5 on THE FACE

Denote an Impure state of the blood and arc
looked upon by many with suspicion Acker's
Blood Elixir will remove all impurities and
leave the complexion smooth and clear Thor @
ls nothing that will so thoroughly build up tn
constitution, purify and strengthen the who
system. SOldby RAGLnAND X co. CjIe
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RUbY'S Letter.

letter from &r. J. W Ruby, Union CITY,
Ind, says; y have used your Carks Ex-
It complete cure for deep seated cold II
mas done more good than two of our most skill.
iul physicians. My children had the Whom
llnR cough and with the aid of your Cough
neighoors' children who did not take if I
believe it to be the best Cough Cure in the
market, :" it is. A large bottle only
Clark Flax Soap for the Skin. 1t leads
Jhem all. Price p cents. Cough Cure and
soap for sale by f. Kalteyer & Son. 2-26 lv.C2l
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SOCIALISM grows everywhere save

SOCIALISM grows everywhere save
in the United States. Is this demon
stratiOn of the development of repub-
lican instincts and demands in mon
archical lands, or is it merely a COIN
ctdence, the fact arising out of the
better labor conditions and the open
doors to hOnOrs and wealth which
stand before all classes in this cOun-
ty? Which ever way the answer
comes, it is matter of congratulation
to these United States. Emperor
William has the problem of Europe
before HIM and the industrial world
will look anxiOusly to see how he
solves it.
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WE CAN AND DO

Guarantee Acker's B.oOd Elixir for it has
demonstrated demo fully 10 the people of this
country that it is superior TO all other prethr-
atoms for blood diseases. IL is positive cure
for syphilltic poisoning ulcers, eruptions and
pimpl S. II purifies the wSole system and
thoroughly Guilds up the constitution. Sold
by Ragland Il Co. ~
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Chance for Spectators.

$500 will buy fine block of lots on
the Heights, near the new railroad
shops, in the town of Laredo.
5000 will buy two large lots, finely
located, on the line of the West End
Rapid Transit railway. Fine resi-
denCe property. Address
I. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT office.
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San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass Ry.
General Freight Office,

San AntOniO, Texas, Dee. p, 1859.
After January 1st, 1890, the San An.
tonic and Arkansas Pass railway will
be in position to offer to shippers of
live Stock from San Antonio aud 9th
er points on its line, superior advan-
tages.
Under recent arrangement, the
premium heretofore charged for use
Of Stable or Palace cars will be waved
on shipments via West Point and NJ,
X. and T. railway, or via Giddings
and H. and r. c.. railway. The San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway
may therefore ask for fair share of
this traffic.
For information as to rates, time
and equipment, apply to
n. NICHOLSON,
Commercial Agt.. Kampmann Bldg.
B. F. YOAKUM,
IL. Polk, G. F. A. Gen Manager.
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a Barg am,

Seven lots in block %, West Enc
first addition, for sale at bargain
Apply to J. V. Dignowity for furthe
particulars. 2l5t
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Health is Wealth

Dir. Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dizzi-
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neural gia,
Headache, Nervous POstratiOn caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mem
in insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old A e, BarrCnness, Loss
Of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and
Spermatorrga caused by Oyer-eXertiOn of the
brain, self abuse or OVer-indulgence. Each
box contains one months treatment. Sl.OO a
box, OF six boxes for $500, sent by mail pre-
paid or recent of DricP
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D. Ouasso the Southern Tailor.

Has now received a fine stock of
fall and winter goods, and with first
class wOrkmen will turn out only the
best work at reasonable prices; 22l
Commerce street 1O-11-Sf
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The Pains of Music.


A good many Londoners will await
with much interest the decision of a
case which was before Justice Gritty
on December 6. The owners of some
flats in Westminster applied for an
interim injunction restraining one of
their tenants from playing a piano.
viOlincello, or any other musical in
strument so as to annoy any of the
plaintiffs other tenants. 1t was
stated that the son of the defendant,
who occupied one the flats, desired to
become pro tessiOnal musician, and
practiced on the viOloncellO from in
the morning till 10 at night, with
certain intervals, when he prac-
ticed on the plano, and a daughter
and her gOverness also played
on the piano. Such perseverance
as this young mans appears to
Indicate a real liking for music, but
how many hapless girls, without any
ear for music, are daily condemned
to spend weary hours in acquiring an
art which they will hasten to bandOn
when liberated from parental control.
1t IS WearisOm penanCe to the
children themselves, wasting their
energies, and tending to a produce a
condition of nervous lrritability. In
a crowded city the habit of practicing
scales and exercises for hours at a
time is, we venture to say, without
using the term in a legal sense a
nuisance to every body within and ear
shot. 1t has however, even more
serious consequences, for we have
but too often to note how the quiet |
and repOse 50 much needed in sick |
ness is destroyed by the slavish |
adherence to this antiquated fashion.
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TIL universal Verdict of the People

TIL universal Verdict OF the People
Who have used Clarke's Extract of Flax pa
pillOn) Skin Cure award II the first and highest
place as remedial agent in ali cases OF Skin
Diseases. Erysipelas. Eczema, Pimples, I'M
Carbuncles, letter, etc, all yield to this won
derful preparation at once. Price 81 for q
large bottle at f. Kalteyers Drug Store.
Clarke's Flax Soap is good for the Skin.
Try it. Price % cents 2.l7 %
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CAUTION.TO MOTHERS.

Every mother is cautioned against giving
her child laudanum or DRregOric; II creates an
unnatural craving for stimulants which kills
the mind or the child. Acker's Baby SoOther
is especially prepared benefit children and
cure their pains. 1t is harmless and contain
no Opium or Morphine, Sod by Ragland
VI
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Turkish and Vapor Baths.
At Zilian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-l7-tf
A Duty 10 YOURsELF-

It is surprising that people will use a com
mon, ordinary pill when they can secure
valuable English one for the same money. DIR
ACkeT's English pills are a positive cure for
Sickle qdaChC and all liver troubles. They are
small, sweet easily taken and DO not Crime
For sale by RaVland & Shachner 3t2-Iy
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$4,000 Wlll Ruv

A finely finished house with improv-
ed lot, only about 400 yards from CEN
ter of city. Stable, carriage housey
water works and very conveniently
arran geo. }. 7. HAMIJIT(N &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
Az ON INDICTMENT DISMISSED

Judge MARITIME yesterday. motion Of Assistant
District Attorney jerome, dismissed the Indictment
found i'm November, lc19. against Edward Molemhaner
for grand larceny Professor Molenlaucr. we'll
known teacher Of music. and his son were accused IN
polce court but an indictment found only against
o,e of Them Professor MOllcnlaucr rented house at
M 113 East Ninctcentl-st.. which was formerly oc
cupjcd by Mrs. LYDIA l.. Mason. Some time aiier
picture attributed 10 Albert Dwcr va, offered Tor SAFE
for - 600 and Mrs Mason said that II was her pct
,,re which had been left in MOllcnhaucrS house FRO
fcssor Noenhaucr said that the picture Wa an ap
narenty worthless which he had b0ught from MIS-
Neon for 80 cents. Assistant District Attorney Jerome
aid that there evidence to warrant con
victiOn.
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c0TyuRIa MAS Az ATHLETIC UNION.

The students of Columbia College held an en-
thusiastic mass meeting al the college yesterday dcr
noon to ratify the constitution prepared ior 'c 'o
ha College Athletic Onion. This union Is an aWaiga-
nation Of the boat club the athletic the baseball ana
The football associations. The new system Oh govern
nent is in brief:
All questions athletic policy Will be In the hands OF
BOARD of Directors Of the union This Is TO be COM
,osed OF sixteen menesht graduates elected yearly oy
-. .l,mni and eight undergraduates two representing
Zach branch OF athletics be elected BY the students
The direct management Of the various athletic teams VI"
no entrusted 10 committee consisting Of thirteen uhdcf
graduates and two aduates who are elected each tai
.n,esent football baseball, boating and general attn,
i.t,es Each Schools Of Ais and Macs VIZ
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GIVING HIS EVIDENCE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE

GIVING HIS EVIDENCE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
INvEsTIG >TIYG AT CASTLE GARDEN
Only one session was held yesterday by the Con
gress committee that is here investigating the opera
tion Of the immigration laws, and only witness,
samuel GOmpers, examined. Mr.. GOmpcrs Is
the president of the American Federation of Labor
The members of the committee supposed that he
yvould be able 10 furnish them with of trust
worthy information particularly in reference to the
alleged wholesale violations OF the Alien Contract
Labor law but in this the witness disappointed theh
lie started in bravey enough arraigning the ADMIN
istration for not being in sympathy Win the 'oh-
tract Labor law and negecnG to enforce IT, whereby
thousands of alien laborcrs were permitted to land
This was all well enough until the committee be
gan 70 as, for something specific. Then Mr.. Gompers
became considerably embarrassed. lie did not even
know he confessed. that President Harrison, While
in the senate had voted for the passage OF the Con
tract Labor law. Neither did he appear to rcmem-
her that the recent National Convention OF Repun-
lcan Clubs at Nashville had passed resolution praiS
ipc the Administration for its vigorous efforts TO
enforce thf particular statute. All his knowledge In
fact on the subject appeared to be OF the most gen
oral character made up Of idle rumors and vague
renorts lie could only give two or three particu-
lar instances where tho law had been violated and
one of these the Galveston public building case has
been prosecuted by the government; A.,
,-itnc.s When Mr.. GOmpcrs remarked tlit inc dP
itn,sn+ ~ members OF his organization 10 enforce
H." law would lie the proper thing. Mr.. stump re
'oi,vV ,near that vonr sympathy for the enforce
,,ort ~ the law would be stimulated by salary ,
rIis ather disconnected Mr. Gompcis, put ne rdllcu
od r.,nIind thof the men he represented were wage
,,nr,cri and coud not afford to do such work "lou,
,ar This did not seem to satisfy Mr. stump lor nc
~ messed surprise that an organization OF 'Vo.ovo
non could MOI afford to have one of It's members i"hc
dav or Two off occasionally to look into the worhlhEs
of the law and see II inc 'i'''o" "'"'''
at ON ali the other points touched upon by Chairman
ouon Tho witness seemed to display the same iach
~ nrccci.e Information. lie promised. however, " 10
Inot NM thc subject and submit his views IN wIiihs
~ The commttcc Thcrcupon he was let 90 ana inc
Committee adjourned until IL O'Clock TINS morning.
Af'nr luncheon the members went over TO 'aStle
Garden aud witnessed the examination oi so"'o W
tanned immigrants.
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me STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore April 1oCcttOn arm; mitttng, llNc.
Iopr srtlyc and very Howsrd- and Western super
- 90 90 e1 hiaas cSsrs 81 2: SO winter wheat
taient - - spring 90 - sod'' 20; 40 S,iSEn,
-.sonc and higher; fuz, s2dsec I.ongberry s3e9Vc
No , Sc steamer 40. red Sc western easy 80
winter red So' and S Np' ocrs Tn and aGsanced
white agetlc, Yellow 3o@$s c 'str, iron asH
a &c July 39i. d39.c August, 3S'. iVc ,t'ai ''oc
bid active and strong southern ana an
rfadrd So white s2c Rye inactive. but Very S,., s
55a57c Hay saay prime to e hood Wor o1rt
and unchanged Egg. steady, e Cone, lnir, Smu
-tady no cArso'- M -O.a-o4c,, la Wli.
ky nrm - 1oasI T. Trrirht~ Liverpoo per -tar'r
Ggil ccttcn 90 noun aoaas' grain "a Sor o. S5
bu-h; com. - 600 bush; oat- 900 Du,h mo' S'
.or" o7oo0O bush sale What 10000 bush; corn
iOd. 900 bush.
boston Apr Flour strong but no 'pyc yl,,
i5c 49, -t'ancr about r. l,,s oA'> IN Shi,@ H.
ISrI. i, ' b.t nrn Pork and rule steady win
. air demand Hams shade higher beci dnl ana
lncbaned but,cr IN LIBERAL rserip'' me-,
-- duh and lower h''t We'ter" i2, t'''. .n a. oo
-rct.. ,osi 80 600 bush; oats. 100000 bush sh"'''
1000 tons.
Eo.so. Apsn lo-wh,at- so / harl dull and un,.t''d
WHAT -.-,, sni ira : cas- y, = rel -old at So
cars 80 ! white Michigan a. $500, au ar, ~ va
,,'.. l.h,f &c. =. a6sc so. 8. yellow. 81 - 90 store
.,f- S., f'.loW -old It IS 3 so Yellow at
g. 49, ar. yellow at sD2'. cars 80 a. Va 50 20
~" .iI,. To- ni,c 80. . white eo'.d30c. 80. I.
,',,.d o-r oel.c oA track. Hir'y in good dcman. !:
rs co bush so extra sold AZ 5sa5-s 5000 bush d. ~
900 an 900 hu.h 80. Canada at So i.je nonn,l
Tonr qnl, lu. .'eady; br.t paint spring. :, so 90
winter &c. Nlfosd scarce and nrn whit bran
10 'I' ia.lp. fiogr soo bis. wh'a, 900
bush. corn g., 600 bush shpmcuts-Whcat - 600 bush
Chicago. April lo.-The leading future, ranged a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
THE MAJESTIC IS 4 RECORD-BREAhER
SHE MAKES THE FASTEST MAIDEN VOYAGE
ACROSS TIE ATLANTIC.

SHE MAKES THE FASTEST Maiden VOYAGE
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
The steamer Majestic has broken the maiden trans
atlantic record even taking the laurels from her swirl
twin sister the Teutonic. The maiden record Is no"
six DAYS ten hours and thirty minutes the Icut"h'
time was six DAYS, fourteen hours ana iorN-
minutes. The Majestic i the new greShouhu Vi INC
White Star Line from which much is cxpecicd
She arrived at the Bar Wednesday night having
left Queenstown on April 3. at . 80 D. The los
shows the daily runs follows: From Apri -
40 D. m.. to noon April a. 40 miles; April 3. AL.
Anril 6. 4s7: April :. AZ: April {. 455; April o.
57o. and 1853 to sandy Hook. There was heavy
wcst-northwest swell the first three DAYS. On Mon
sav there was a gale The next day the weather was
smooth at frsi but a storm arose toward night Inc
sixth dsv was foggy and the Majestic passed the
SANDY Hook Light,hip at p. m. In dense foS She
anchored off the Bar and up 10 her pier IN tlc
North River at an early hour Yesterday. The entire
rim from Queen. town ISIS miles. an average OF
about So miles al hour The Majestic Is PROVIDED
with twin propcllers having three blade screws waoh
CAPTAIN Parsen says take the water with frncr
grip than the four blades the TcutOnic.
The Majestic presents imposing appearance
She is 5s2 feet long 81 feet and inchc, wide. ana
20 feet and inches deep The tonnage i 1oOoO
The steamer accommodate 800 first. l'o scconu,
and T5O Storage passengers. The promenade II 20
ffcr long. The snip Is finely fitted up and the ap
pointments are luxurious. lie moor Is urea VII
rubber something that passengers who nave "c.iN
scleg,s will appreciate. The officers of the Majestic
say thai the machinery worked 10 perfection. and that
the steamer not pushed on the UP. 49,, 1870 =
Among the passengers on the M'ucstlc were IL.
Adams IT, United states Minister TO Brazil Mrs Will
lam T.. Dodge. stuart Dodge Mr. ana Mr.. r.. =
barbour Arthur Iodsson. Ernest Inman. Charlie, g.
Pomcroy Mr. and Mrs. ". H. sage. and W VI. Maohay.
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LIVE STOCK MARkErs BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo April io-Catle Receipt, lat - hour m, ,
week l. 500 consigned through 10Y hasu ana ' grm
N,w York. None ON sale. / ln- -t'nf "lt :. al
sheep AMI amhs-Hccelpts last "a hours tov 10 0oS
for week thu, far - 800 for sam, time l..1 "," o1
gncd through 800 head. 200 head 70 or~ Ssr
head al, sale. trade moderately active, lrN'H ne"
sheen Choice To extra. -6 Brass 30; medium ." 80
-; 81 30 common loOd. - foH ~ 10; cipp, -
- Iamb>-t,uol choice, - 3pdr' Do lalt "a 80
:, I5d:7 30: medium 70 fair - 11dt' 10 'ilpD,H ,
-; ., Ilog>-Kecript~ last - hour-. i,oo h,su,, %
Tor week hus far 81 go Tor sane time lat "cN 80
en-. sen,d through 3 $50 head. ESQ head u
100 head on sale hos unsettled and lower medu Iff
h.av, 81 30: selected medium weights - %, 's,xSs
Yorker. Il 40: mixed pig, and Neht no,H'f, an
= 80 pigs. 81 2oGsi rs roughs' IS ood9' 81 s''
~ %. ., ,,,,. - zoo head ship
mont. 800 Reeves. ~ ?od-5 ID; steers. go 10
Suckers and feeders 81 5OasS % Texans . 5oasS oc
lf.ns -Rernipts II 900 head shipments q ~" ~, 10
lawer MiXod - O5d-4 30 heavy Sass 8, li9 S,Si
a II 10 skins 50 5O6Si sheep Receipts ~ W "a Isl
shiIinenf. 1000. Market lower Native, - %''"
W,st.rn cornfcd - 90d*5 20 lambs - ou9 20 80
~ Iouis Aprl -Cattlc-Roceipts. 800 ,hips.s oi
oo Market strong good 10 fancy native ster, ders
Noo. Fair IN GOOD do ~ BOAST % stOckcrS snu ',o,.
- - s so Indian and Texas steers p 4u"fS ~ fsir
,,..ont- 500. shipments, $500. Market low - %:
choice heavy - 20dSi - l. packing srai ~ 500
sIlpments . 600. Market firm; fair TO choice s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11
GOVERNOR HILL SCORED.
THE WEST SIDE REPUBLICAN CLUB REVIEWS
HIS BALLOT REFORM VETO

HIS BALLOT REFORM VETO
Tho West side Republican Club has adopted resoln-
.,o,s ehowuc how unreasonable Governor fllls Fc|
cons for vctoinc the Ballot Reform i'll We're ana eS-
,rsinr the desire that the voters OF the ctre S'd'c
shorh have a chance TO vote on the question oil a
s.crot official ballot" The resolutions declare 'd'
the enforcement Of the provisions OF the Ballot hc
form measure would have parayzed the arm oi
bribery at the polls and eliminated corrupt suirarc
from orr elections it would have made the vote u
ovorv tuiterate man his own and contributed 10 inc
DIGNITY of American citizenship 1T Womb nave -"
fr.,nchiscd worthy and capable men. VINO are uo''
the nrc>cut ~ stem Of Assessments, disiIh'h>'" rum
holding any Office Of trust or cmoluincht because '"'
are moor: and il would have put an end l" i."''H
Snilrsce restored honest manhood suHrHr'' any ~.
cured In future elections truthful expression I'll "o
popular WILL ,...,., nm t,r
rhe resolutions also condemn Governor III j."
bi. ,rtr,thfil urecNt, that such "A Ia" W"hiu ut""
the election machinery except the coIrNp' Pa' ~ ~,
into conf, On and for showing 10 u, p'-uoh I" ~ "a
.hc ueoulc from the grasp Of pohil'ai cor, PM,
Kent in power through bribery aud ifdud Al u' p',,
An app,M is made the legislature !" l'I'1l. Wv,
neonle 10 fcst the merits Of the secret bal'i &c P.
i;o,cruor HIS many worried Nc'', Inc .''.' '''
meaning of which is. Il am a DcmocIat'
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FAITH CONNEC TING LINK WITH HEAtEN
Mr.. MOODY URGES IT'S IMPoRTANcE-HIs AD'
DRESSES TO-DAY.

VI
DRESSES TO-DAY.
Mr. Moody will preach his last sermon IN the Coi-
lcrate Church. Ffthave. and Twenty -nnthst.. this
afternoon AT 4 o'clock In his address Yesterday ne
referred in words full Of feeling to the long series OF
ncc,nrs which he had conducted In the church. ana III
an eoouent PRAYER asked God to continue His blessings
upon the people who had manifested their behei III
Him The music OF unusual interest aso OWING
70 the singing of a new hymn by Mr.. sankcy. who was
the associate Of the evangelist for many years.
The subject Of the sermon was Faith ii VIC
wished Mfr Moody said to get any benefit from the
promi.es in the Bible. we should have faith. Faith
was a connecting link with Heaven IL was De
pcndencc upon the verdcltS VI aiio'hcI, ~ 70 a,
substance of things hoped for the evidence OF thihes
Unseen > Thr.. things were necessary To salvation
knowledge ana consent. 10 believe thau Jus
Christ l. able to save vas Nj & ;idc - ,he
Church had more knowledge vi 'hrlst IMAM inc 'lco
Iocians Why were they lot saved Because thcy
did not give their consent; 49,, ,. no. a., ic,t
kind Of y som Faith is the soul what the eve Is to
The mind If think have not the right kind OF an
eye don't take the eye o.' mn o"n !, orV ,Iri'i
is the object of faith. lie II nv iath Al YOU WIN
real comfort make end oil lrSihg 10 MAKE iai'h'
Wv friends these meetings are drawing ~ close.
I don't know when have 80 enjoyed meetings. IL Is
a hallowcd place to me- But your pain ana niic ,s
not cross asn Nm 10 "a,o o sVu nnc " III f. trr
riblc To die in Sins, Make np your MINDS now 10
settle this question. a.. A. s.. Ill.,, .,.i-
Mr. Moody will also preach LOT inc hSi 'IInc t I'M,
..r,m,d7 'Eurcb n Fifty seventh St. and at > 80
i"cl in the Madison Avenue Prcsby terrain Church at
Eif, third Il Nv special request he VIII lecture III
On sunday afternoon at jI5 o'clock on sowing and
Reapingo Next week ho will preach in Harlem
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Hudson County frauds investigation. jersey
City. 10 80 a. -.
Congress Immigration Investigation Committee. Barge
ONCE IL a. IN
Barnums torchight parade evening.
Commonwealth Club dinner. Morelo's. 6 80 D. m
Manhattan Bicycle Club reception, West End hal'
Harlem. 8 p
Mayors Cabinet meeting. Mayors Office
Association OF Union Ex-Prsoners OF war. Bfoau"ay
and Forty 1fth-st.. D. m ,....
Lecture Inv Herbert Ward before Brooklyn institute
D. m. an . -r...
Art Students League reception. NO 1f3 East twenty
third-st.. y. m. -, w., q
Reception Of 11th Separate Company Mt Vernon.
p. III. ,,,
Company b, list Regiment, annual reception Harlem
Opera House. evening. 80,
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