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YEsrHRpLYs GAass.
YEsrHRpLr's aAaEs
AT Cincinrs.-Clsvslsnd. q; Cincinnati O.
AT Bsltimore-Brcok,yn. 10: Baltimore. G.
At Louisville Chicago. s: Lonisvige. 4.

nv bsilmore-Brcok,yn. 10: Baltimore. g.
At Loiisvillc-clicAgo s; Lonisvigs, l.
AZ 81 Lou's--St Louis, 9; Pi;ssburg. g.
lhree thousand persons ye,tsrddy as Bs,;i-
more ',Sered two hours at Oriole Park. For
four aud half ira.nss Ito contest wss wo.I
iouSnH put Ia the fitn inning the heavy hittOrs
OF the Visiting team male victory secure By
oanginS OF: i've runs In tho sixth inning
S was substituted for Hesiy aud afsor thai
matcs men could not score. shock inado his
nrst appearance foS abe Orioles aud plavel
third base very satisfactorily. Score. 10 20 d
ABOUT a"OJ peo9.s bray9i tbs cold wind 10
see tho e. nrst be.yeun the Loa.srillos and
SnIeasos; tae bitter Ps-sonal feeling between
terest 10 ihe game. Each side put up ,nser-
able play, but luck largely deciding for Chi
cage. Pieher playedA brilliant game partici-
patinG IN four double plave
ftitsourg Gid not secure q h,t OF younS Brett
enstein yesterday except in the seventh iuninr
when ShaGart aud Miller each made doghie.
and CotShiA single which, with n base on
balls given smith, yielded three runs. s.
Louis MT BALDWIN freely aud he was poorly
Supported Attendance. $500 Score. y to 3
me cievelAnds PLAYED a magnificent game
~ tile field yesterday. Tho Cincinnatis cou!l
not make their hits count Score 2toO
Hing and Boyle will be the Gisn,a' battery
this afternoon and Kneil and McGuire will DO
til. hoaors for the Nationals
yesterday.
Although the New York, have plnved bu,
one game, which was practically won on the
errors or Hal,mar, several individuals have
rushed into print with the statement shat the
Giants are the creates. team on earth. The
season. is very Young and ionisr yet, snd there
ere eleven other teams in tho raee.-Eey
York Heard.
The Princeton team. consisting OF sixteen
players, left Princeton last evening for a south.
orn "trip. 1t will play four games. as follows,
Today. Columbia Athletic Cub: Moaday.
Georgetown University; April 10. Uaivorsitv OF
Virginia at Redmond, April -, University OF
Virginia as Charlottesville
The Naval Cadets and the Georgetown Uni
versiiy Ciub will play at the Naval AcadoYav
grounds, Annapolis, this afternoon.
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STEEL AND hrRdLAr-PRoor VAULTS CONTAIN
ING 500 CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED SAFE ps-
Pos1r BOXES OF MooEns CONTRACTION.
LoSG-NEEDrD CONVENIENCE
One Of the most striking az wall as spb.,,.;o,
six-story and basement brick. stone and iron
structures in the city of Washington Is tho raw
Ohio National Bank building on the corner Of
10Th and G streets northwest
Situated as it is in the new and crov;rc
business district of tie national capital its at.
fractions arc not lost upon the myriads OF
promenaders and others whose business calls
them in its vicinity.
Its substantial appearance on the outside In
frequently commented upon, and citizens Of
the city are not at al backward In sounding
the praises Of the only institution devoted
solely to the purposes OF a national bank. to-
gether with a modern safe deposit Of 800 boxes
included within its business operations
The convenience to the public Of having a
safe deposit under the same roof, where the Y
daily attend to make deposits of money aud
transact bu-iness, must be obvious to every
mind, and il il to meet this practical necessity
that the directors OF tho bank have added 10
this financial institution the convensnc,s Of .
safe deposit.
The business and patronage OF the bank dur
ing the first year of its existence have been
httttIiuR ~ lts PROJECTORS. anu NGen IL
enters into possession OF its new and beautiful
banking Office it is confidently expected that a
much larger volume of business will be trans
acted and Its roll of depositors Will be greatly
augmented.
The basement Is fitted up with ample vault
facilities. with a view to its being used for a
savings bank or some other financial irstitu-
ton IN want OF ample quarters. The Ave
upper floors are beautifully fitted and arranged
Tor Office purposes and will have the advan-
tage of speaking icbes 20 the hall below a
United States mail shoot letter boxes in
the hall. &c. Gas snd electricity NAV
be both employed in lighting. and steam heat
Will be furnished during the cold months with
out additional charge to the tenant
The elevator service will be electric and OF
modern construction. aud is intended to be ell
hcient ii every particular.
The rooms are now ready for exhibition and
rental, and it il expected that the new banx
viii be occupied on or shout the Goth Of ths
presen: month. when the public will be cor
daily invited 20 inspect.
The following wei.-known names constitute
the officers and directors OF tie Institution:
Officers: Hon. Joseph d. Taylor, PRESIDENT;
John o. johnson, VICE president: Charles H.
Davidgc. cashier; G. A. bGker. assistant CASH
Ter. directors: Hon. J. D. Taylor, John o.
Johnson, A. T. Lacey, Hon. WIN. Lawrence
Hen. g. s. Baker, r. J. Dieudopne. J. e.
Winner, c. T. Scott, J. +. Bs:cheIder, John
Lynch. l.. N. Saunders. VIM. C. Morrison.
Geo. II. La Fetra. Wa. Naysc, Z. A. Harding,
Bushrod Robinson.
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TIE TRACTS OMITTED.

LAND WHICH n NOT rScLUprp N TER socs
enrKK rAEE AwARpA
Now that the Rock Creek Park has barn O.
tablished, il is a matter Of the utmost interest
Nnd Importance 20 know Jus, wha, tract. we're
omitted in the formation OF the mark Al
though several hundred acres were neoe.saril,
omitted by the President in order TO bring N,
total amount within the appropriation. n "a
no: an improbable belief that at some fstur,
day the park viii. as originally intended. in
clude land on either side OF Rock Creel para
TO ths Maryland limo. This would nocessi.ats
Tie iakinS OF. Perhaps, a greater part Of "a.
land now omitted
1ho following tracts were condemned ana
.ppraised as part o, tho L. $50 acres desiena,of
oy ths Commissioner. but they wero adm s..i
N the order OF the President approving tts
sG.ECS:
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RLAcKsToNE INSTITUTE.
n G0i n NIIR p

BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE,
II GOLD CURE,
6o9 18th ut y.
An institute for the treatment Of tho LIQUOR and
opium habit by the long sstab lishea Bisckstope
remedy !. now located IL this city Tho idsnticsi
NO used In this aud the twenty-nins otsS n.st
tutes in the vpttcd states. ~'~ss sAse
alleged that othar often leaya thu oaefa,
injured mentally and nsfvousiy but 10 spch chss~s
has ever been made ag.inst the Blaekltons cuIa II
. new man End With N syeysion q liQuor
1919 AENDkksoH oeAHAM Nd,
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Il. B. TowSrR & Sos.
rAnn..

DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1876 18th st. nv.
just received a new s"scr;Ilcnt of Cxshmeres and
EeGstcj tSf, III FANS ala Grays.
Large line Of Gilnps and Braids for Dress TRIMMING
Re hyr CHAINS. Ice
Beautiful Ike of preSR Gicgilanl, s and I0c.
Andio,cOg2iG BleacEed Cotton sc.
Bieached Pillow Case Gotten, Sc.
: Fms OF the Loom e%chaJ C,ttop. SIC.
Ca.;on Clotl. and Pineapple Tissues in light and
dc-k grounds. i'll beautiful stvies
l@rCalos :ur boys' shirt waists. III new styies
lL-e Essortint at Of ParaSos anu Unit .el.as
lengths i21ac.
w are sti seiiiry ladies' Underwear at loss than
wholesale ;ricrr. lo. Gowns .,g. well worth Ace
antz!l other garments equally cheur.
BJfs hneo Pants, 2oc., boys Outing SHIRTS ard
shirt waists, Jc. All tho leading makes oi Corsets
70 IN zoe. up. ap3
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The Palace Ice Rink. together with several
dwelling houses on Lake street. Bt. Cathsrns,
Ont, many residenoss on Wellington street
and other adjoining property were burned
yesterday afternoon. TAs lon wiz amount 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16
TnE NArloxA1 SAFE Drros1r
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
CORNER 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY oo 1867.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS

CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Acts as executor administrator guardian Of tho es.
tates OF minors committee Of the estates Of lunstics
receiver and executes trusts Of any and
description
Wills prepared by . competent attorney, who is in
daily attendance, and kept without charge when the
company is named executor or trustee
Receives money depOs It's in sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon
SILVER WARE AND vALUABLEs OF all descr,p.
TONS packed in trunks boxes received for deposit
in capacious vaults of unsurpassed drcness and Sc
'curty. at mode rate cost
RENTS SAFES FROM as TO slo5 EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION.
BENJAMIN 7. SNYDER, President
CHAkLrS Z. GLOVER. First Wee President
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Second.
THOMAS Il. JONES, Third
Z. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBEIT l.. SlC HTEVaNI. Secretary
Directors:
BENJAMIN r. Snyder. Zenas c. Robbins,
Albert l.. Sturtcvant Andrew WyIie
george II. Plant, Matthew q. Emery,
Lewis SiePhane. Charles A. James.
henIy a. Willard r. Francis Riggs.
James n. Johnston, Charles c. Clover
II: Ross Perry John q. fSrks,
Thomas Hyas John Y. Rodgers
William L. CARR Thom's X. Jones. apl6
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A New OAK SHADE In
DUNLAP Drrp,rs

just arrived. II Is Q credit 10 this cele-
brsted maker. ~ there is no telling when
We will DC able to get . second shipment
Don't fail to secure yours.
ANOTHER "NOvELTY."-Ladies new
Spring Sailors with extra broad br.ma
Storage facilities for the storage Of
Sealskins. Furs, &C.. equal to any IN the
city. Moderate prices.
WILLErr & Ruorr.
eos Pennsylvania ave. q. v.
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9Oc. LAUspnnED Darss SEIRrsGoo
1t is not CfteG I;Iau has III opportunity
to save 3lc. = single shirt
Are We have ilst such = chalcs in these
You Meu's Lauadertd Dress SHIRTS solid linen
bosoas. thoroughly m.,!e and ci,en in back.
Saving They have AZ equal elsewhere under dol
NIL. lar.
BITTER take time by thu forolock" and
secure / lGlr 6oESl # Ties. shirts
The Two OId Iiurr."
5. u. ELLERE AND Jos. IL IRELAND
Managers b.a'lch l;sIt. Shirt Factory
O3l OH st. nw., i.sLr ~ 4. ave. Junction. apl4
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w. M. SuusrEn e. Soss
0l9 PA. AVE,

SO PIECES NEW FIGURED AND PLAIN
INDIA silks
BEAUTIFUL STYLES AND DESIGNS TO
SELECT FROM
100 PIECES BLACK CRANTlLLY LACE.
WIDTH FROM TWO TO FOURTEEN
INCHES. SPLENDID VALUE, new DE.
SIGNS
$50 PIECES FOREIGN DRESS GOODS IN
ALL THE NEW EFFECTS. ASSoRrMENr
NEVER WAS BETTER AND PRICES AsIow
AZ TIE LOWEST. PARTIES IN SEARCH
OF HANDSOME STYLES AND GOOD VAL.
YES WILL DO WELL TO INSPECT OUR
STOCK.
100 PIECES PLAIDS AND STRIPES IN
NEW BEDFORD GINGHAMS JUST OPENED.
WIN. SINISTER 4 soma
ONE PRICE 40
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aud also the following lots in Rosenout P.rk,
Lot l-Bernara p. Mmmack,
2-Geo. G. Flenner.
S-Sheljon Jackson.
o
i0-jares A. shaw.
l-lohn l.. ". Thompson
l2-Beraard L. MIN mack.
IS
H-lIenry W. Eenshaw.
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Mas. NJ. j. Husr.

a3o9F ST. NV.
Is now prepared to show the Latest Importation, of
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS. BoNNETs and rooups
from the leading Paris miners. together with those
from her own work rooms. comprising exclusive
styles not TO b. found elsewhere mhoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16
FOR lighthouses.

lob, go kes 4 ne s. q 5r.%xo' s S
s0i 30 Sc calm rsl ns ne sr ii r.
sos 2's $. 81 str IS so CO c4llan 81 ne 6riI %
T. ssf l.h s' ~ lCs n g SO i MaTs asS
52s .tn ne.srGcel. a N 30 1908 King 5. be. tr'S
ils r. ~. a 3 20 l'i Le,i. !. se 4rs
&C. iO,s :, BIS g %. oh ;. o $50
mil sWOKNSTEDT / BRADLEY a;27 ~ = 81 %
1Sok EENr--,-o 81 Il = Is KOOAs-
vs. e1aes 80 W 3 I Isgs Ss g 90
X, 81 " > room. and bsih.............. 40 90
80 81 c . rooms and BATH. .............. IL so
aPI4-It ii,; Pa pssh ,tn~
Tor EENI-A NICE GROOM DWELLING IL
! Hyati.yilie; good lOeat,oa: as Lao l0-room
's seIiI.,: so DUcEElr f Pep :,
For, E r. ! 15TH 1921 Cergorau.. 49, SO
III t0ias lOrsri DO 30 Marie ave. sr.-.---;0
sPi+5t kTs SGliF 3 ~ Ih ST. 81
II ee.lir and fa-nass: on s1h st W Address 4.
100 ig.nsrgy - arl4-2t.
EoK .ENT-G.3 y J AVE y ": ROOMS AND
Inqulle 20 SIas, ave !, y. fDiLiGX spi4-.i,.
FOR RENT-4-sToKY FURNISHED HOUSE
si;,S1; eh,idysa Ng.r l. sai list st. ADDE'S
T. 5::s 9Th st. rs. AMI cellar. Price $50 per no.
I0a iy'h IS = e. - az l i 1cs s per mo mo
several Or. bricks VI - ". Price 81 D 10 yer
Ware house Oh Wafer ST. .. " Prize SO per
. aRE5} L. . pS 9St .s =, ".
NOR RENT-MAY l. A CDZT BRICK HOUSE OF
II rooms, bsiE aud closets large yard with Towers.
ISL lash 49, Api.y after pm ct IL - Conn ave-
E,OR EENT-Is5O LAKCH ST, LIE DROIT PARK,
II > r0.us and b4tn and al modern improvements
excellent condition s.{a Per mouth
sPl4-St FiIZGEKALD, 1901 stpw
IIOE EENT-3-STOatY AND BASEMENT BRICK
hSU.~ - d BATH.
rent $50 80 month IN sdvznCe hey at ~. O:'
pOstte. aplj-3t'
EoR RENT-2!9 ETH ST. sw. NEW broom
Il hrtcS al Eth Rent $50
splJ-.i- ThOs, b STAHL. ass Ia avet
I'OE EEST-.31 ISL ST. > r: broom DEICh.
Il il 2 od CJf5sst-Jn. newly paVerri aud lsiEted;
60. - r"g month Inquire 20 Sd =; NV.
arl2-iu- ST
TSOE EENT-BEACT IN I'll HOUSE On IANffE
II Heights, 10 rooms gfld all !. $50
Be - Ious- LAIfrr HeirLts. rUon.s oniy
HOO North .art"l -. rJirs, all m ...........JO
AcLACULEN X BA1 CHKLDER
sp62v Cor OH and q Sts nv.
NOR EENr-GOGD LEGALITY - HOUSE I4IG
Il 3+th 1t rooms and basement. modern
l:IsLs newly spercL AMI painted throughout; large
yard and SiJS s.ity, cent 40 90 OWNER.
j4th and is. NV. ap'3-3t'
IIOG EENT-OR LEASE-I2I5 O ST y W, EN-
= tire BuiLuus. With iarLe store snow window ami
vault, h~-t'd by fTTna-v turlIdIas stable Jlft.
alley. alsn real sttte counters LEFT in position II
sTeL l. NJ sACNDEES CO, l1I1 q St NV.
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COcCOran Art Gallery i.I-4 Y ave nw(raarlsIJ
tally IL SO ?; it trcsrs......i. t.,
he above AOdseS en- re examined b peslp: from
our Office Oily. THOMAS J. EIS.Ili: X 90,
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Mass ave near 18th at
OFFICES.

1911 ST nv. en-. h gSl = l41 Pa svenw. % and
ia I nr.b s-Iur!tt ., l1 i II. I'd hr.1U
I2u:' :; ns ~. ~ fG 10 co. tnst. several r..
- Il / NV. ID floor. I III3 ~ several RS
llIo VI ave nv, 3r. -o..JO l-' Pa ave III FIR 20
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GESrS Su1rs SECURED

Coats soc; Pants. csc; Vests &c Altering and
fepeirlnS done IN oest manner Goods called for and
4 LHsHNITo5 9th st NV,
$40 And as n. EutsW ST., baltimore Nd
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1i11 T st nw.....slIi sol stuw. store and
lll9 VI a.e a~. .'rJI-3u d"e.Iaz SIS
1909 To ST nw.........-3s
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ErUE T-FIENlSiiED-fai:CIf COOi. HOUSE
: ROOMS dUeI. With stable p4Ixiu1 aud sh1d. de
hTht4Dt boiIa ~4iil4F aId Eltrr. 4 tN s.att
Pr:y.Ic family from Nay Tor year l"Gger only
olSJ month. LIS LtuO. ciLa, silver &c. Apply
Gen. L. Ii. ROBERTSON.
ai5-3v i4sl q staw
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OTTIcrS.
Olm eliaton hnii.rr- rcnrns

80 ha4G 49, : >
central EIlfI.gg. ROOM
ssA IN
IrDto!i Jui.ili.<. rom
-b---.------..--.....l =. 30
.5uGSJH bElid4nE. room
l!s---....-..-..-.....l2..O
bfsutJ.. s-lIit.i-y. rupHt
49---.-~-............ l5-.IU
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CARHART LEIDY,
apo .2G eth and 7OG ST. NV
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TOE KEST-BY THOMAS f, wAaGAMAN.
Su~c ave, 3r- .---.. 1NtSJ
o. Fsnt01 place, 1t 1880
STORES. ITO.
Store anil 1vy.11I0 II

Store an1 dv- 1870 - .-tzlre rear 1II5 l4th
sSr Il>. L.. -...S sGG &c IT.. 500
store III. lu ~ ......-U .'i O. tear 81 II
Strre aud rS- -. y -t-biri4sr SO > I NV
-tnw. luT-.-.... 20 Stable Ieer -. Qst uw2
store lJUs i.tu = Nv.
Stop rear ltlf - - IVg
SHOP rear 90 s-Jiei4's
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IsOk RENT
II handsomely furnished house. 17J5 st NV
1855 CorcOran, 1Or $50 30 1889 81 NV Or . $50
IOs 9TH - u. store 40
mhlS2it' II LER RUTHERFORD 1907 r ST.
VsOR KENT-SS jO-.5 NICE GROOM HOUSES
Il near Levis Il aud Blzdelsburg road ne, not far
from cars. Potomac water IN each house
. SHEDD b BkOADBEST,
taSS-3m OlO lBtn
L,OR RkNT-l243 ST Il: d ROOMS RENO
JOHN WIGHT.
tp4-im lAlO at
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Fotografer.
mh26 llth and Pa ava
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Il AbAfias tliNANs 4OA. -GNtN
Conn ave near X NV,
IOA ..---.--. ---------- 'b-'O
ii - near 9TH ST NV,
--.- -........s--sbs 81. -
u nSar 18th -tHv. lJI. .!!JO
NJ - near lJl!i NV, lOr---
y 81 nr jlh stnw. 300
New Hampshire ave ar
II A. w. 100
Il ave near l3th st
nv, I5r 700
Mcpherson 81. I-T. | 10 IL
ILL., 10Th oil Ew, iUr. IL
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1911 = ".
ll73'., 18th st NV. lor. $50
ll45S y ~ NV, ijr......10
q Laurel ay. Mt Pi's'h-t 30
) 1J3 Qst NV. lOr....45.03
. 2I2 l,t - lie. 9r........ ~
o l.lOl 2lsi NV, S-.......I5
: col X st nv, Sc and 81 40
v Mt AibaI, ! enaiiyi0vu
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Tie shove = oa.y portion OF the property on my
lt-DzS- f9- t'rl ~ cal - orr brI-t y
TIE L. ana iJtn- isP!@. IIlJS y ~A6iAMAS.
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EOH REST-USFURN
Il 30 lin st NV, Tor
RIfl = a-f-a lts,iIs and


80 Ilth st NV, Tor
and :, large hans and
store. ~
I.b.O X 81 INV, lJr .2US. ~
l3,s, " 81 NV, l.br.....,lD
l's,S VI 1T NV. l5r....lJJ
14I1 Mass ave nw. All
$40 18th stnw. l2r...lU,l
1OO.l ytnst NV. i3r...i0O
17l3 y stnw. l.,r......9U
lSJ.i AZ Lave NV. Or So
1878 l 9TH - Ev, llr S.i.Ji
Brooks I!isnsiun, Brook
lrnt;. ID g., 5Ur... ..-... -
4Oo lith st NV. 2r......I :.
.y,.l q 81 nv, l4r,.....1.i
30lI o y. NV. !.E......fJ
2Ol3 u It NV. 0E........1U
1907 Id s. NV. llr....1O
-0i 4 ii1iiyer ID, los. g.
0l1 n y ave INV. Or. 80. III
l1IO COrcUran 81 NV,
Alr..........-.--.-.. 20
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-08-24
Receive Christ Into Your House.

Have you thought what a pleasure it
would be to receive Christ in the flesh
as guest at your house? Suppose you
had lived at jerusalem when he was
there. Would you not have liked for
your house to have been as the house
of Martha, and Mary, and Lazarus,
where the Lord loved to stop and rest
when on one of his long journeys? Ali
what servingl You would have given
him the best seat, the first place at the
table, the choice piece of mutton, and
the best bed. You would not have
been content for him to drink any
water but that which was brought fresh
from the spring by your own hand. At
his feet you would have sat and heard
him talk for hours, and never have
grown weary. 1t would have been
your delight to wash his feet, or to have
performed any service to make him
comfortable. Now remember that you
are not deprived of such privileges.
The opportunity is in your reach-at
your very door. You may have the
blessed Lord as guest, and he will be
pleased with all the honors you may
confer upon him. Do not pine be-
cause you may not receive him, for
you may. While he was here, he said
to his disciples that which is true in all
time, He that receiveth you receiveth
me, and he that receiveth me receiveth
him that sent me-" "And whosoever
shall give to drink unto one of these
little ones a cup of cold water only in
the name of disciple, verify 1 say
unto you he shall in no wise lose his re-
ward" "Inasmuch as ye have done
it unto one of the least of these, my
brethren, ye have done it unto
me-" Now, dearly beloved brethren,
do not content yourselves with
entertaining Christ spiritually as
a guest in your hearts, nor console
yourselves with the thoughts of what
you would have done, but receive him
into your houses by receiving his SER
wants. When you honor them you
honor him.-Selected
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-08-24
Faith and sight.

l hear men praying everywhere for
more faith, but when listen to them
carefully and get at the real heart of
their prayers, very often it is not more
faith at all that they are wanting, but
change from faith to sight. "What
shall 1 do with this sorrow that God
has sent me?" "Take it up and bear
it, and get strength and blessing out
of it." "Ah, if l only knew what
blessing there was in it, if 1 saw how it
would help me, then I could bear it like
a plumeW "What shall do with this
hard, hateful duty which Christ has
laid right in my way" "Do it, and
grow by doing it." "Ah, yes; if 1
could only see that it would make me
grow" In both these cases do you not
see that which you are begging for is
not more faith, although you think it is,
but sight? You want to see for your
self the blessing in the sorrow, the
strength in the hard and hateful task
Faith says not, 81 see that it is good
for me, and so God must have sent it,"
but God sent it, and so it must be
good for me-" Faith walking in the
dark with God only prays him to clasp
its hand more closely, does not even
ask him for the lifting of the darkness
so that the man may find the way HIM
self. Mary is all faith when she says,
"Do what he tells you, and all must
come right, simply because he is he"
Blessed the heart that has learned such
faith and can stand among men in all
their doubts, and darkness, and Just
point to Jesus Christ, and say, " Do his
will, and everything must come right
with you. do not know how, but l
know him. God forbid that l should
try to lead you, but l can put your hand
in his hand and bid you go where he
shall carry you" -PhilhpS Brooks.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-08-24
AaWOnderful Music Box.

An interesting arrangement of pneu-
matte mechanism for the production Of
high class music has recently been ex-
hibited. The instrument has two and
one-fifth sets of reeds, the regular action
of the air grooves being located above,
and on top of the board containing these
is row of small pneumatics correspond
ing in number to the keys of the instru-
ment; underneath this board are four
rows of large pneumatics, one beneath
the other, and from an arm on each Of
these pneumatics hangs a wire attached
to lever operating on the coupler but
tons on the pitmans or wooden rods
connecting the keys of the instrument
with the reed board valves.
By means of these levers, operated
by pneumatics, the movement of the
valves becomes automatic, subject to
the passage over the air board of perfo-
rated paper. A peculiar characteristic
of the motor which operates the music
roll, which distinguishes it from all
other appliances of the kind, is its
adaptability to running to the right to
wind music and the left to rewind, or
vice versa When the instrument is in
operation the keyboard becomes thing
of life, keys dropping with the exact
rapidity required by the selection rem
dered.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-08-24
Intoxicated Pigeons.

A pigeon flying experiment at Tours
has ended in most remarkable man
ner, proving the shocking fact that the
useful birds, in addition to being ex-
cessively greedy, are also given to an
overindulgence in strong drinks. -Four
hundred and twenty-nine pigeons were
conveyed by train from Tours to La
Bohalle and there let loose. To the as
constituent of the various societies in
terested in the experiment, only forty
returned home, and these were in
dazed condition, and quite incapable of
finding their respective quarters.
An inquiry resulted in the discovery
that at roadside station large con-
signment of black currants had been
put into the same van as the birds. The
inebriating qualities of the currant
juice proved too much for the little trav-
elers, and they were quickly in such a
condition that only small proportion
were sober enough to find their way
back to Tours.