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Health Officer Dr.. J. W. Prendergrast of Gin
cinnati yesterday advised the controller to re-
fuse Prof. W. B. Carpenter, the hypnotist, q Ii
cense. The professor was booked for long
engagement at the Odeon. The doctor based
his advice upon the fact that nearly all the
countries Of Europe had passed laws against
the public exhibition Of hypnotism and stated
that efforts would be made this winter at Co
lumbus by scientific and medical men to have Q
law passed prohibiting public exhibitions of
hypnotism. The doctor stated that there was
no limit to the influence which may be ted
by the operator over the hypnotic subject, and
therein lay the great danger. The health Of
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MIDWINTER HEADGEAR.

Some Of the Latest Designs From Redfern's
Establishment.
It is not time for spring styles yet, for they
tarry until Lent's depressing period shall come
to an end and give them leave to appear. But
there are such things as midwinter styles, for
fashionable danes are continually on the 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

Here is one of pale eau de nil satin, embroid-
cred with Cairo gold. The low bodice is fin
ished with bands Of gold gauze and there is
sash Of the same. The sandals are Of gold kid
worn over Nile green stockings, and an oriental
scarf covers the head. Gold bangles set with
emeralds are round the arms and serpent
clings around the waist and throat. These fancy
costumes are rather o new departure to Red
fern, but he seems as successful in them as in
his other specialties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

Capt John Ericsson, the inventor, made in
his will specific requests Of e125, 900, but it
turns out that his estate does not exceed
$4,000, and the executors, George b. Rob-
inson and @. 8. Buahnsll Of New York, have
begun suit in the Supreme Court for . Judi
cial construction Of the win. The question
they present is whether any legacy shall have
preference. Tho action was tried yesterday
before Judge Ingraham, who reserved his do
cision.
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No Oatmeal Truxt.

Robert Stuart of the Cereal Milling Company
Of Chicago contradicts the statement of F.
Schumacher Of Akron. Ohio who said tina.
combination Of the leading oatmeal mills Of
the country had been formed. Mr.. Stuart SAYS
they wanted to form q combination with
5000, 00o capital. but could not agree on the
valuation of the various plants and 20 gave up
the attempt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

THR invigcradng tonic par excellence u ouina
Laroche IL has the advantage Of rapid assimilation
with the gastric juices without defanginG the 90
fever and aguc, poornen Of the blood and retarded
convalescence it h highly Recommended by he
physicians and hospitals OF PARA
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COOKS TOURS

C0ohS IoohS
TO THE TROPICS.
The WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA. BY
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL s. s. co.
La GUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLo, CURACAO,
ETC. By THE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF
THE RED 3D. LINE.
Tickets for circular by either Of the above line
arranged in any desired combination
Illustrated pamphlets with full particulars tickets
on application to
THos. COOK s son, 26I BROADWAY, n Y. OR
S21 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WASHINGTON.
Cooks Grand Escorted Tour to JAPAN will leave
New York March =. Illustrated programs appli-
cstion. 1d4-eosim
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The New Rubber Company.

new huDDef COmpAny.
IA cable received from Para says that the sub
scripsion books to the new rubber company
we're opened and closed yesterday in Rio and in
Para and that the full amount Of capital
e1O 000, 0O0-had been subscribed. The COM
pany IL looked upon as a grand success The
fnet that the entire amount Of capital was sub
scribed in one day is taken a. an indication Of
the increase Of financial strength Of Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
TROPICAL TOUR. also.

Tourists visit Jamaica and her GREAT EXHI-
B1TION. remain there IL days, including Board and
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL at
Kingston, tour Of this beautiful island by the AT
LAS LINE STEAMERS for $780, with the option Of
extending their tr1p. at the rate Of
s. DAY,
To Hsyti and Columbia. Accommodations frst-clasu.
PIN; FoEEMo9p = GO As 1x z State St. Ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

'The cold in Russia ID unprecedented ct thil
season." remarked . democrat Has there
been an election there too?'' asked . republ-
can.-The Epoch
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RAILROADS.
NHksAI EAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in re ct JunnAry a. fspl.

Schedule in &c ert JHnaAry a. Isal
Tr.ans lssve yuiaa nera;. sah ans .ar.-s.. io.sf
SoeS ass Grrss q 20 h.n, . :: 40 q
SAP m, C,n1nnsa lsr-r~ daily for station. /.
S.s:isnie sleyIgrs shretlSh ~iIhoaI chsnse cla.
IL :i6P N. = = = v:-:i a Iami,.a daily so,sa
sSnss 10 cDcn nR w. s Fan isSsh -, si'ass
iIsfon ana Louisville Pullman Gar. a.. Ss-sn =
nseiys lss>.susier- - ap.ni.
oaace. 5l5 ienIasy Nv ania a.cnuA
,yica e-uer., "a - fst - a.,
ID edmond AND pANNIIIF Raj RDAD On
h schedule N ef-ss-t JANUARY :. isai'
~ ,rAia.s ssss n sTrye Al h'nnsy wanna p.~-nr
~ :. DAily .or Culp-r.-. charlottesville, Sta
R Rsv 6Ssi Is,, an She ecuss Lylohiurs
Nile. CHARLOTTE. Columbia Aiaen. AuEussA. Atlanta
ncrnis Puiiish S.5sr Ma Is =, Ai.Y.s al, 40 Ss
nan sleeIer Atlantis 20 New Orleans. Pullman sleeJ-s
nan siecyrrs Massiurrun 10 Cincmna,iv-s = ana g.
h9str csnilsis y - ns hgrs IN Norick sud Mes
noo.a ana the southwest.
y.r,.b l9 b,s. Mssins5 and %
coaIossi entirely q Pullman cars. which eIfrs
ond day. Cunsnii time table for sf.'Ts.
= ~ rm:.nsily. erocrt Sunday. for MABAs~.s
Pullman ss,9 Men M.r s. lyS va S.s
Bristol - '''' A's
n 10 p.n.-wesse-u rxrr~-. daily Tor Mans--...
Pullman Aestiiulr lran washinvion a. cR-innsti
VII HI 81 si,,As Sl,T i ff, i.,'ss &c r,,
nanvil.e. hAleiSh. Asheylil Charlotte, 90 rliaa
eTss and Siioris Plia,an @ Car w.s siias
ton 70 New or.esas wa A.Anta ant Montgomery.
vale snd lot srriurS. y q. va saii.l ary' Ass
WASHINGTON g Au.'isis va Charlotte and alInhA-
rams On WASHINGTON Anl oho siivssion eave Wash
in.,en . % M daily. - , N daily sna Is . m
s.0 am, aud 5sS pm daily and 90 a. M daily.
LlroaSg trsins from the south via Charlotte. Dan
vile and Lynchhurv arrive Washington q ~ . m,
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FALL STOCK
OF FOREIGN COATINGs. vESTINGs
sUIT1NGs, OvERcoATINGS AND TROUs-
ER1NGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FiRSr-CLASST TAILORING ARRIN-
NlTED To INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BY H. ID. BARR. III PA AVE. AXE GUAR
ANTEED 10 BE Oh Thu COkRECI sIALE
OH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HALLET DAVIS PIANO AGENCY TO RF
= closed Twenty beautiful upr1Sht pianos 10 IL
sNen away Positive. imperative sale reliable and
prtSedented bargains city lots merchatliise m
exCnankt. OIL gth -. n nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
OLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON.
y NoRDDkUTsCHER LLOYD S. 8. co.

| To Southampton tLOndon. HayreD. Bremen
IAln We'd. Jan. u, = m Fulda, sat, Jan. "a
go q; m. Spree. We'd. Jan Is, am, Vera.
Sat, Jan. 81, $50 a. Trave. We'd, Feb 4, D.
\ M. Ems, Sat. Feb. =, > AIN.
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin. Sa.l and up
ward berth. according location. Ii cabin 80 an
adult; steerase At low rates Apply " l. h. DROOP
| US Penn. ave. ial1
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RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD;

RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
- Schedule IN enest January I. lssl.
Leave nun sia,i@n corner o. Nov Jsrssy
For Chicago and Northwest, Aestibulcd IAmsasd
etl ress. daily ii 80 n r.. Nf1ress IA nm
Tor tinclnnaii 81 Louis and Indianapolis. erprca
ior P,t,sggrs and Cleveland. e,rrss.. daily IL 30
For Lexington 4nd points in the Shenandoah vaal-g
IoI y inchester and Way Stations. t53op.m
for baltimore. week days 4.05. 500. 6.a5. IN
IN @inutss1 a. ann aN i. Il. y 20 q q a. l2
uiesl. 80. 40. 80. Goo, - nnnuis-p, 500,
IL 20 pa. sundays. 4o5. 7:.l. 40. $50. 8 s.
40. Goo 4, mnGiesI. Us. q Il. so 81 30.
For Way stations l-,ween Mnshineten and B.l,l-
90. n 80 Pm; Sundays. $50 s.na.. LOO. s:..5
Trains leave hsit9ig!e tor Washington. x..l bay.
ioo, I iG:i, ain an. i 70 g TO- s 10 s s ga
u, 90. 600 go, 05, $50. : al. $40 asls
s: II ~, -: se & s y ssla-,'i s So 4! q
FOR ANNAPOLIS, Us hiid 20 am. ,s:lo and .
iis 81 50. am. IL 10. SO pm. Sundays. SO
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch. q rs
~ ~, fSr PT,nsipal stations oniy rlO40 Am-.
tor oaisbers6urE and internediaie points. t6s35.
ITHgone, .ly@ an. flS ~. 1855. fsaSA 'S.Is
for Boyd's and intermediate stations nm
enurs , ,rsln Leave. nssLinston ON sunday At ~
For Frederick. t1I.3O an. u:15. $3.50. t4s3o
pm.
Ior HAeerstown. 40 40 a. m and Is .3Op.m
Trains arrive from Chicago daily, N 80 m. and
= 80 p from Cincinnati aud LOUIS oaiy -
N aud 2tD y. III Troni httsburg 10 s-n-. IS
D. M. daily.
ROYAL BLUE LINE ron NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
dor New York. Trenton and the Last = o. ~ 90.
Buffet Parior Cars all day trains sls-ping
the 10 20 p m, tram open at 900 pm.
:, foT Boston = . ?. M with Pullman Iufiet Sep
lng Gar running Through 10 Boston without change
va Loue hkeegsle Bridge. landing passensers d.
For Philaielphis. = o. 800. 1000. ~ 90 Dooa.
go, 800, - u aud 40. 30 pm.
tor Newark, Del, Milmington and Chester, = OF,
10 80 P.n. lnited lFess. stopping NJ Si,4nstsa
M, For internleiiate points between Baltimore snd
fhiiadeiphia. 1000 and ss2O Am, f2.l5. AS
pm.
Trains leave New 1ork for Washington, BOO IN -
a. n, Is ~. - ~ p M an1 ~ - n,.sf1 a
's:l5, II - a. IN. II -. = 81. 800. . r.
sundays. 4 90 a. ~, II % noon.
bat7ase called for and checked from h0tek and rue
orhcss, Ols and lSol Pa and ~ the Deyot-
pal Gen. MAnarer. Gen. pass AsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
II s.w.. positively cures the most complicated cases
OF nervous diseases dyspepsia and all stomach rhe-
baths the most powerful neryIne and tome treatment
known to science. Only 20 cents.
Hours: 8 10 ~ am. , 10 SPIN d24-lm'
MASSAGE, BOTH BAND AND MECHANICAL:
Iv also electricity given at well-equipped
TUT .;.s si2E st. NV. Open till SPIN. a.. 49,,
DRoFESsioNAL MASSAGE BY Mrs. H. CAM
= Iron. - llth st NV. a REGULAR graduate. Face
the most prominent ladies 81 v ashinTion jasiai'
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE oBTATNiD
with best Of medical reference by applying 9i3
9Th st.n.w 1a7-lms
nR. X. MEYENRERG,.
81 10th ST. nv
From to q pm. ja6- Inn
ID FAD AND BE wISE.-DR BROTHERS sos b St
~ appeared before and made oath iiai be Is
the oldest established expert Specialist this city ard
medcine or no chare consultation ana siee ire al
amy hour Il sbs fny ssssa and to before
puhlc II and Tor the District o; Columbia this Sd day
TTHAs NEyER BEEN coNTRADICTED THAT
800 D st:s.w forty-hve years eipe-ience. dss-im:
MANHOOD REsToREp BY USING a BOTTLE
Will cure any case Of nervous debility. suU v.
Old. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.
II you suffer from any special nervou, disease.
Or q; Theel. o;Ss North Fourth ST., below Green.
philadeiphla Pa statiIs your and receive book
auacEs Dr. Theei is the only Ply f IN the eae
States to cure when all others iai notwithstanding
Ssat St6ers advertise Hours 10 B. otos sun
nR LoBB, :ss9 n. 18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA
~ Pa Twenty years experience. send for took
tree of charge. 50
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

for A4eh i.s or 80 -. - g. - io57
sd2. lon5 and u ~ pm. On sunday Al 4ssD,
l0OJ pm.
Accommodation for Quantico 7:45A- m. and IS D. m
week days : 40 AN sundays
For hammond and tie south, 4::p and 10 81
daily. AccofuniOuation ~ D. m. week DAYS.
Trans leave Alexandra Tor Aslueton dill. T-Q5.
900, TO- 10 -. II 90 IN. 10 $50. $50.
9-lU, $40. "a. 40. 1850 and I ts n N On
SUNDAY al e.lo and Al "a a.u. 90. 3 ~. : a.,
: -. $40 and 10 - D. IA.
Tickets and information Office northeast rxr-
per 81 18th street and lennsy avenue and
station, where Orders L. left shss kTI.g Of
tag'asre 10 destination irOni hOls and residences
CHAS. r. fBGH. . Il MOOD
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. AEk NJ b erosion. DENTAL PARIoks.
Nestsblished ls55. 150s 18th st. NV $40 sets now
el0, els At 81 Old plates made good Open day
night and sundays- All branches Of dentistry. jl In
nR. GUSTAvUs r. BROWN
~ Has moved his once to
1908 Pennsyfynuia
ja91ms Grown and bridge work.
EVANS DENTAL PARLORs, 1217 PA. Av. NV
Il Teeth extracted positively without pain or danger
by painless system harmless veetable In
by only. 1ts effects pleasant and trAnsent
Artificial teeth. and bridge WORK reasonAbis
prices. 1A}lms
nR. CLARA ". MeNAU6HToN, DENTIST. ~
~ 18th u. nv. graduate Of Michiszn University;
ILL branches of dentistry q ronsonable prices
ruunge Of ladies and children especially socifsd-
ERKE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
md axtincta tessh tnserted without charge except
n,ent q the Columbian University. mum 70 p-m
daily, except Sunday. Extrsction frssL lnnnnsry
open from October 70 June 50. $40
M STARR PARSONS. DENTIST 9TH ST. COR
OEu.W.-Firsf-clans dllinxs inserssd. Applicstioo
% gums proveuts pain IN extracting. Al Apches q
dsnfasty. ~ pssesut location IN ysAzA milf
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l. PENNsYIvASr. ROUTE
Dot BiR TkAGk. sfiINnihnS ~, s,, S',I1 n~
slEhl. RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EguIPNENr.
TRAINS LEAVE fh Nt sPpSs. S if SLOW Station
ToIiNlR OF "TH AND SHIFTS As Foii,ows'
Fqa tsstae Car. at 81 id 'is''. IN ,e as,'s.
ana st LOUIS vith sr is ar Hsirsr. 70 iss
bn-r ana sseling ears from frttsburs 70 In
Chicalo. -. LOUIS. Clicaro and Cln,innAn RS-
ITess, 3 oP.m; daily Rurior Car WASHINGTON 70
LOUIS. Chicaa'o and Cinrinnati and Dinnr Car iar-
Mestn Spss at q % dsiy s Nth ie SlaPns
ar MSsiins:on 20 Sllcago and 81 Louis. con.
i ~, tksnisslle and MenIhis Pullman ianlns
lar I1lts ~ e kichmond and chicaso f.c,hs
west witt through Sleeper 10 IIttsbur. and l1tss
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For hane, Canandsigua. Rochester and NiAssars Fails
For krie. CanandAua aud Hochsster daily: fcr Buff
isio snd SisssTa daily exert saturday. 1000 p.
For Niiis,nslort hSchesi.r and Niasara Pals. 90
k.si as1's: thtSen saturday With sisepins Car
For Millla,nslort. kenoyO and Eluira At 1880 .
f fST RHRiHliiiTeTt nix s2Sr
5'4o.looO and II q p nl on sunday. . sdo Ii "a
NED EiIress Of Pullman Isrlor Cars, WITH Dininx
r.. S ar, : ~ a. M daily skgeit sunday.
5suup Iu. daily WIN
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fasf Express ; 10 =. m. week days and D. m d.rv
For Boston Without clanre, i:i5 Pm. every d.y.
For Brooklyn. \. y. al thruurh trains ronnt AZ
sly CITY with boats OF BrOukiyn Annex. afford
lilE d1resf transfer FULTON syu,dfnx
- double ferr1age New Nork CIV
For Atlante city, IL 40 am. week days. Rs pm
For Baltimore. 6;ss, 30. $40. 900, 30, 1000.
ao.p lluD and IL 40 An. II III. . 10. 3.l5.
3sa 400 ~. $40. 5Oo. 5.io 600. 30.
iYn and ii y y m; ON SUNDAY. 800. 3d. ios.o.
,5t6 COO, 40. iC iil6 and il IS f p'S. " 81"
For Pores Greek line 70 m. and 80 p. daily.
For Annapolis. 20 and 300 an. 10 o5 and 4 20
pm daily. except Sunday. sundays. 9sOOa. m snA
40 ppm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

IsRAELrrE-BoTH HOLD IN COMMON MANY d.
VINE rRuTHs-rHE JKwIsH PEOPLE FORBIDDEN
TO MAKE PRosELrTxs-THE JEwrsH VIEW or THE
NEW TESTAMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

An election has been ordered to be held in
company b, fourth battalion, for a first and
second lieutenant. on Wednesday. 2lst instant
Corp. Hutterly, company A, sixth battalion,
has been transferred to the engineer corps. and
Sergt Edwards, company b, NTH battalion, has
applied to be transferred
W. A Duvah has been elected principal must
clan OF the drum corps in the place OF 8. C.
Phinney.
Company ID, fourth battalion, has elected
First Lieut. j. NJ Williams to be captain to iii
the vacancy caused by the promotion Of Capt.
Horton TO the general staff and also elected
Second Lieut.. Miller to be first lieutenant and
First Sergt- Carpenter to be second lieutenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17


"Such is, in very brief outlines, the Jewish
view Of Christianity and its teachings. And
while We cannot and never will be able to agree
with some Of its fundamental dogmas, We readily
recognize in Christianity powerful ally for the
dissemination Of divine truths and ethical
teachings, which both Judaism and Christianity
have in common, and cheerfully concede that
by spreading them among the heather world
Christianity has been, and constantly il, carry
ing odt q great mission. But alongside Of
Christianity Judaism has still grand mission
to perform-to preserve intact the ancient
truths TO which 1t chung lovingly and tens
ciously, brsvely and heroically throughout the
ages-foremost among them the purity of its
belief In the only one God; truths which in
Christianity, through its compromise with GER
tain religious conceptions Of the ancients, have
become tainted, but 10 which mankind,
in Gods own time, win again return.
The teaching Of the orthodox Christian church.
that all who do not believe in her doctrines viii
be lost eternaily, can hardly be said TO be in
hghteusd age, and still lees with the viii and
wisdom Of the al wise, all msrciful Father Of
mankind The Jewish tsaehing, 70 which even
the most orthodox Jew enthusiastically sub
scribss, that s'ths righteous II eli nations or
crssds viii inherit the life 70 ooms." Il broad
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-08

Emily Henderson
Eksks Parker
Lily Piper
Mary Chadwick
Mary Murphy
Minnie Jorden
Irene Fitch
Grace Donahey
Alice Huntington
Stella Vandruff
Katie Carneghan
Edith Davis
Bride Rgan
ella O'Douuell
Bertha Stelck
Stella Vincent
Helen Pryce
5 r Glenn
Anna Bailey
Mary Jones
Lucy Lawle ss
Dewitt Mamma
Mrs 5 NJ Copp
r ReQua
G V Petit
Lizzie Crawford
Georgia Shurling
Bertha Ekstrom
Stella Martin
ella Liphardt
Sadie Griffith
Mrs II C Swingley
Isabel Simmons
Ralph Webster
Emma Churchill
Elnvia Wright
sarah johnson
Jennie A Kane
Mary kre!l
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-08
TRICKY MINISTER'S.

A Pleas ant and Prof table Me- ting at
the Watch Part of the
Ladies.
The Tri-City Ministerial Union held a
very pleasant meeting Monday at the
Watch tower. It had been arranged
that to this meeting the ministers were
to bring their wives. Quite number
of them did so and added largely to the
pleasure and interest Of the occasion. So
much did they enjoy having the ladies
along that they decided to invite them to
the next meeting at Moline, the first Mon
day IN September.
The union was called to order by the
president. Rev. II. c. Marshall, at 1890
q. M, and after devotional exercises an
able paper on Young Peoples Societies
and Observation-Disclosures lism," was
read by Rev. U. q. Gilmer. of
Davenport. He took strong grounds in
favor of the organization of denomina-
tional societies as opposed to an inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL society. This provoked
spirited discussion. which took up the
time OF the morning session. After din
ner "Americani;m for America" was the
subject which was presented in an ad-
dress by Rev, W. S. Marquis, of this
city. The time having arrived for ad-
journment cut short the discussion en-
his subject, but it will be resumed,
at least in one phase of it. at the next
I,
Schools, vs.. Parochial Schools
An excellent dinner was served in the
pavilion at o'clock, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lamp. who did everything they
could to please, and who have the hearty
thanks of all who were present. At the
conclusion Of the dinner the following
toasts were responded TO: The Tri-
City Ministerial Union, Rev McIntire;
"The Ministers Wives" Mrs. Cue;
Preachers and Ice Cream" Dr. Little
Altogether this was one of the most
pleasant and profitable meetings of the
union ever held.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-08

Hattie Henderson
Clara Goodrich
Sadie Chadwick
Nellie Steinburg
Lottie Bromley
Stella Long
Elizabeth Reed
Mamie Fitch
Mary Penney
Evallne de st Croix
Sadie Ransom
Sadie Carnaghan
r w Olmstead
Dora Newton
Lizzie Stelck
Nora Wetherspoon
Ethel Vincent
Sarah Cornwall
Belle Reynolds
Charity Mumma
Mary E Moore
Dora Redicker
Margaret Grant
Mrs Lundy
Anna Olson
Benz Ballard
Nettie Cozad
Mile De Santo
j NJ CoZad
Tillie Martin
Ella Crompton
Bertha E Bowman
Constance Mulack
William Forgy
Eva Stanton
Harrietts Kerr
Amanda Mold
Belle noonan
Mary E En,riken
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-10-09
A:TER nEAIhl.

"Dc!;oiI. SHOW you a mystery"
Fo.dctl hand aId ncyycicsa arm.
S;rput!cd form in 1 > calm,
Wrapped in drcamiess, solemn slccp.
Never moro 10 wake or wcrD.-
Flowers sirewn c.. coiin llI
Soon TO be forever lid
Where the wiu;!1 uahccdinr pnsa
Through the swavIn; signing rruss.
with sacred tenderness
i'rcSa a silent soh,ing Kiss
On the unrcapons,vo face,
Still and strange in leath's ctnbrnce-
smut from sight a precious trust,
Earth To earth, ard dust to dust"
Az INC kisses, all the tears,
Nil lie hopes OF future years,
All the tenderness j crave,
Euficd III the dlTlscncd grave.
Wat t. Eic Is wci-rnant ph.Ase,
iAnGly word, and iaour::ful praise?
I,cGT1 me with my rrici alone.
SIN ny love l.; all my own,
Milne to cherish and 10 keep
Though lie lies in drcamlcss sleep.
will keep my coul for thee,
Swcct ana fa.lcie'a ulcmoryi :, =.
Co!ili-lii cun never part
liea:l that's i!r,ily lin;cd TO heart. .,
When drift ffGIa earth Array,
be with T.lc. Ely strength and stay,
Gently ..;:i,ic nv ;n:ricd feet,
Kiss II; lips In welcome sweet.
Death 10 &c can never bring
Fear. Gistrust, al doubt, or sting.
On another, faircr shore.
shall clasp thy hand oncc morci
Helen y. Packard. IL jDringilcL Rcpu blican
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-10-09
A DANGEROUS DOZE.
Result Of e Nap Taken by q Tele-
graph Operator.

III the fall OF 1850 was employed as
telegraph operator on Il leading West
ern read, and located in the thriving
little town Of X. l was young at the
business then, and did not possess the
Judgment or presence CT mind that nine
long years of railroad experience has
since given nc. But to my story.
1t was cold, stormy night in the lat
ter part of December. The snow, which
had been falling necessarily since morn
ing. still continued when, luncli-Easl:ct
III lend, made my way down the quiet
village street toward the depot.
Upon MY arrival the day man OK
planned to me all the unfinished bust
ness, chntted PLEASANTLY on various
town topics for a little time, then donncd
lis ovcrcoat, and on bidding me good
night said:
Charlie, cid boy, this storm is rails
ing old Ned with railroat:ing, the trains
are all late, and unless it stops soon YOU
will have {. busy night ofit. Keep your
wits about you.''
The night express No. "a, which was
due at y at 2:20 a. m, was reported one
hour and thirty minutes late, and
the east-bound passenger No. 10,
thc flyer, IS it was called among
the railroad boys, was due at two u. m,
and was reported one hour and ten
minutes late. This being singlc-tracle
road, theae two trains usually met and
passed mt Coal Switch, small station
ten miles cast.
AS the clock struck the hour OF mid
night, and my slccpincss increased,
foolishly resolved to take short nap
before train time, thinking i coald cas-
lily rouse myself when occasion called,
for mary had been the night that had
stretched myself full length on the