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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

Among the many novelties in the use Of cleo
tricity as an illunnant in England Is an electric
bicycle lamp which is said to give brilliant,
intense and steady light. The lamp is con-
nected to the battery by means of cord with q
plug at the end, which fits into the terminals of
the cells. The accumulater IL contained in q
leather bag firmly secured in place by straps.
A switch at the bottom Of the lantern enables a
rider to turn the light on or of when at full
speed The lamp 10 sDarranged that the wheel
man may detach it in very short time. and
without experiencing much trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
NO CHANGE OF POLICY.
An Unfounded Rumor Causes Some Excite
ment in Financial Circles.

Considerable excitement was caused in finan-
cial circles today by a statement in two New
York papers this morning that the President
before his departure for Bengies authorized
Secretary Charles Foster to use his own discre-
ton in the matter of issuing gold bonds.
The significance of this lies in the feeling that
Secretary Foster favors the issue Of
bonds and would act accordingly il
allowed to do SO. On the other hand the Presi-
dent is opposed to such action unless found to
be absolutely necessary to protect the gold
reserve and to retain the parity Of gold and
silver.
The report that the President had
changed his position was the subject
Of numerous kilograms of inquiry to
the Secretary of the Treasury today
from New York bankers, and Secretary Foster
answered them all with the simple statement
that the report was not true
Consequently there will be no change in the
governments financial policy in the alb
sence of the President He will return
to the city tomorrow evening and no action in
this matter will be bad before Monday at the
earliest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
ARMY OFFICERS PROTEST.

They Do Not Like the Reinstai ement of
ID. L. Kirby.
DETROIT, Mich, Feb IA communication
eigned by all the regular army officers at Fort
Wayne and by several OF the distinguished
officers who were here recently on court-mar-
tial duty has been sent to the military commit
tee of the United States Senate protesting
against the reinstatement of ex-Capt. D. I.
Kirby to the army. His nomination had been
sent to the Senate by President Harrison some
time ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
MAY BE SOLD OUT.
The Handsome House of the Manhattan
Athletic Club.

NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE handsome house Of
the Manhattan Athletic Club is deserted. and so
dense is the stiffness that pin can be heard to
drop where formerly all.was hustle and excite
ment. One final departing effort will be made
TO save the club, and If that fails the cherry
diamond palace will be sold undor the hammer.
On the club bulletin board is posted an earn
est appeal saying that a meeting will be held at
the Club Theater on Saturday. February Is, and
that prominent members of the club not idcnti-
ned WITH the past management have ag reed to
act on the board of governors, providing the
debts Of the club are funded or paid.
The receiver has given notice that the club
house will be closed on Monday, February II.
II you want to save the club please attend the
meeting on Saturday"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
Col. Yaeger of Montana Indicted.

HELENA, MoST., Feb. 17.-Col. II. C. Yaegar,
ex-public administrator, grand recorder Of
Grand Lodge. A.O.U.W.. quartermaster general
of the Department of Montana, GAR. and u
leading politician. was arrested yesterday on
eight indictments charging malfeasance
in Office, embezzlement and failure to make re-
ports public administrator. Yaeger's en-
bezzlement SO far as discovered amounts to
as 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
PASSED THE DANGER LINE.
The Ohio River Creeping Higher All tn
Time-IndiAna Lowlsnds Flooded.

The Ohio River Creeping Higher All the
Time-IndiAna Lowlands Flooded.
JEFrERsoSvILLE, IND. Feb. 1.-THE river
situation has become critical. and food of tine
low lands in this vicinity is not an impossibiity.
The danger line was passed yesterday and the
turbulent Ohio is creeping higher all the time.
The danger line is twenty-four feet Law
renceburg, Aurora. Rising Sun. Madison. Utica
and numerous other towns on the Indiana side are
In great danger. Many Of the farm houses
are built close to the water and they NAV be
swept away by the swift current The city is
protected by the levee. but there is a big break
in il made by the ice last year. II il is not re-
paired the water will make its way into the
heart of the town.
The Illinois the Rampage.
OTTAWA, ILL, Feb. 1.-The Illinois river is
on the rampage. Heavy rains falling upon the
area east OF the city on Monday and Tuesday
sent great volumes OF water into the river.
During Wednesday night the ice broke loose
above the river bridges and swept west to Hits
Island, where q second gorge had formed. The
wa.ec and ice are now thirteen feet above low
water mark q d while the rise is not rapid it is
PERCEPTIONS. All farms and low lands be-
tween here and la Sale are flooded. A rise OF
five feet, which is probable within the next
few days, will cause a duplication Of the grea,
flood Of 1892.
Rome, Ga, in Danger.
ROME, Ga, Feb. 17.-It has rsined heavily
here over 4s hours and still continues. The
rivers are rising rapidly and the indications
now are that the city will be flooded by night
fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
No Silver LeeislatIon Recommended.

The House committee on banking and cur
rency met this morning and adjourned subject
to the call Of the chair without transacting
any business. The bills referred to the
committee and not acted upon we're
gone over, and it was practically
decided that it was useless to consider and re-
port on any Of them owing to the shortness Of
the session and the pressure Of other business
in the House. After reviewing the pending
bills the remainder Of the session was devoted
to an informal discussion OF the silver question
and the financial condition Of the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

MARsEILLEs, Feb. 1.-THE newspapers of
this city declare that there is not now the least
trace of sickness bearing suspicion of cholera,
and they protest against the establishment of a
quarantine in certain foreign ports against YES
sells from Marseilles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
1T WAS FORGED.
Senator McDonald's VIII Broken in the
Indiana Contest.

Indiana Contest.
ISDIASAPoLIs, IND, Feb. 17.-This morning
the jury in the Mcdonald will contest at
Noblesville returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
This breaks the will OF the late Senator Nc
Donald.
The arguments in the case closed yesterday
afternoon. After hearing the charge Of the
court the jury retired at O'Clock to consider
the case. The strongest probabilities then we're
that the will would be set aside. There might
be disagreement of the jury, it was conceded,
but probability of a verdict in favor Of the
defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
TEE Liver.

When out Of order is best regulated by AYERS Pills
They are searching. yet mild aud rengthening in
their eject. and speedily restore the most sluggish
liver to q normal and healthy condition
FOR four years afflicted with liver complaint
III. best physicians attended me. but as 1 was not
RELIEVED BY
Tlei- rernedie. took AYERS Pills. and believe my
liver is n perfectly healthy condition N
FARRELL. proprietor Of Jarrell's Hotel. High
Point. NC.
liver complaint which caused pains under the
risht side from under the right shoulder blade sal
lowness Of the skin. Iow-spritedness and crsmp in
the stomach. pleased to be able to state that
have been relieved of all thes, complaints by the
Of AYERS Pills. And them also to be elegant
Af:er-dinner pill Mrs. NJ A STEAD. Muncy. Pa
AYERS PILLS
Prepared By Dr.. ]. c. Aver L Co. Lowell. Mass.
fsl3 EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE
RnIoUsSEss 1 ToEP q Pill Lry g
samples free SCHILLER STEVENS.
Oh st andP.- ave.
"A. hATFMsY WE OFFER
SATURDAY
FROM f1 bIfFTEi II I DnEPaKTMEsrs.
~ IF @ So sys sEs
WE START II WITH
only TO customer.
Our 4sc. Short Undsrskirts. deep hem and
Only 2 10 a customer.
Our IS 80 Children, Tan Refer Jackets. For 81 IS
to l. years size
Our Soc Infants Bleached Canton Gowns. For DC
Only 2 - a customer
'-R sc, &c B.".'w. b" and &C. P.-
sonnstts extra long waist Corsets.---.-.--For 15c
Our SOC Celebrated weii-bOned Corsets. in
~ - Perfect fttine.
On. lot Of l24c Curtain scrinl For 27sc
Suitable sash Curtains
lo4 75c Bed Spread. (fun sizesJ-..........FOr SEC
Only : 10 a customer
"
Our 15c All-rnen Kuck Towels. &c
Large size.
Our pc Satin Damask Towel "a in. long) For 12lsc
Our Coo Bleaehed Table Linen go in wide). For 3sc
Superior gui fty-
Our 75c Cream Damask Linen 80 in. wids). For 49c
Extra quality.
Our soc Linen Damask and Monte Bureau
and Table ScaTfs 2oc
AL shades Of China silks Including white
ana %ac
Our pc. Sin Faille Asilk Ribbons. For 16c
All shades
Bieached Toilet 35s,
Wash Rags PC
TOILET ARTICLES
41ll White Rose Glyceriae Soap For 12c
f2uttetH,i. SOAP TOT y
Household Ammoni DC
rolls Of Medcsted Toilet For 2c
ATRA = X INAUGURAT on -
China silk Handkerchief Flags. loo
These Surprise Prices Are for
SATURDAY.
A. KAUFMAN.
eoe PENNA. AVE. NV
. ;THE PEOPLES MONEY SAVER. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

Predictions as to Appointments by Presi
dent Cleveland.

dent Cleveland.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 1.-THE rumor is
being circulated on the streets that Col Attila
Cox had been offered the position of commits
sioner Of internal revenue under Cleveland and
that the offer had been accepted.
Col Cox refuses to talk. A special to the
Ereninq Times from Frankfort says that Gov
Simon Bolivar Buckner will be Mr.. Cleveland
minister to Austria.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. Feb. 1.-THE democratic
state central committee, which met here yes
terday, sent a telegram to President Cleveland
recommending i. W. Buchanan Of Iowa, at
present at the head Of the agricultural depart
ment of the worlds fair, for the agricultural
portfolio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

From the Detroit Free Press
He was a big, strong, healthy docking fellow,
and when he knocked at a kitchen door on An
tome street and asked for something to cat the
woman was not charitably disposed.
"wsnt something to eat2" she snapped.
''rm very hungry. ma'am, be responded.
"You ought TO be-"
81 am" he admitted humbly.
"why don't you go TO work."
81 haven't time. ma am"
Haven't timer" she asked in surprise
"No, ma'am. I'm busy"
Busy indeed,' she said sarcsssicslly. aTa
like TO know what keeps you busy"
"Hustlin' around from house to houss,
ma'am-"
.swhat?"
''Hustiin' around from house 70 houss.
mas am, tryin' TO get something 70 eat, takes up
all my time. 30 don't have any left TO work in.
That's the gospel truth. ma'am; and IL you
don't give me q bite tn have TO vssts two O.
three precious hours, ma am, lookin' mp some
body that will, and his nerve saved him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
THE TREATY REPORTED,

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Recommends Its Ratification
The committee on foreign relations reported
tn the Senate in executive session today the
Hawaiian annexation treaty with the recon-
mendation that it be ratified. 1t was placed on
the executive calendar, where it can be reached
by a majority vote at any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

About noon today an alarm Of fire was turned
in from box 621 for fire in the house of Mrs.
James Scott, No. 1245 street northeast. The
FIRE originated in the fue and did s500 DAM
age. Mrs. Scott owns the house, and the loss
is covered by insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

DExISe, NM, Feb. 1.-THE bodies Of Mark
and Mart Wilson, frsighters, employed in haul
ing ore in the Cooks Peak mining district, we're
found frozen stiff yesterday. The men had
evidently abandoned their teams during the
blizzard OF last Tuesday and we're frozen to
death before they could reach shelter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
Ex-GOv. BISHOP FAILING.

II 10 Thought That He Cannot Live Over
Twenty-four Hours.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Fob. H.--It b thought
that ev-Gov. r. n. Bishop Of Ohio, who has
been sick here for . month past, cannot live
longer than twenty-four hours. He il failing
rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

ME- wALrEl WELLnAx. president q -
eeott Hau Tomorrow eveuinG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market. as reported by special
wire 70 Corson Mccartney. l419 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

SILVER PURcHAsED.-The Treasury Depart
ment today purchased $50 900 ounces Of silver
at 90. S460. The offers were 91s, 500 ounces.
Thcpurchases for the month aggregate 8, 4s7, 900
ounces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

DuIOUsNEss, CONSTIPATION. TORPID LIVER,
D&c-, cared Nerve and Liver Pills, - loses 20c
Samples free SCHILLER STEVENS.
S oh st. and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

WE ARE ALWAYS on the the alert to give you spe-
w cfal items. knowing full well same are appre-
GATED - -
WE START IL WITH
Our 75c. Gowns, ~ high neck 5Oc
Only TO n customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

Our 4sc. Short Undsrskirts. deep hem and
Cluster 1OF
Only , 10 a customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-17

NEW PLATT VAL. LACES from
1Oc. TO Sl.5O YARD.
NEW FEDORA LAcEs from
25c TO Sl.35 YARD.
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A. kaUFM.x.
pOs4 PA AVE. y. W.
SATUR DAY

PICEINGS OF INTEREST
FROM DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS.
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sEy. div.
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CoHEs,s TRrunrse STORE.

We are daily receiving accessions to cur already
complete stock Of LACEs in white and black.
NEW ORIENTAL LACES from
lOc. TO 81.
The sun., 1893-07-08
PROVIDENCE line,

FOII BUhI =.
ALL POINTS RAST AND THE WHITE MTS
Steamers CoNSEGTlcUT and MASSACHUSETTS,
5;3o r. NJ. daily except sunday: connscting trains
leave wharf q A. NJ. due Boston 1il5 A. NJ: and $40
A. y dne WorcestersA ~ SUNDAY train to Worces.
tor from Union station at 80 A. NJ only) Through
Parl0r Cars to White Mountains leave wharf. except
Sunday. 1;l5 A, NJ. due Fabyans 4 80 p. NJ.
The sun., 1893-07-08
CHURCH OF THE

AT SPRING STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. tho
"A Rev. A. w HRlsey, phstor-At 1O:46 and 4b Sun.
day school 2:8O Strangers welcomed
The sun., 1893-07-08

s->~~~~~S>~r~~-DSO~I~,I ~IS-l~--1o----.-->,
'AMERIcA's cREATIsT RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
ESNTRAI4 VT: r.
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARAFALLS
All trains arrive at aud depart from Grand
Central station, 42d Street; the only railroad
station In the City. Trcius leave as follows,
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$3.50 ESfsBs Nsrd sS strn snndisys isy: Fastest train in
CHICAGO FAS ST MAIL.
Q.1OA 4. M,pnily fer Chicago Except Sunday
ADIRONDACK d MONTREAL ST ECJAL
91Os aSn sSnasE E"T shS
SARATOGA a. LAKE & GEoRG SPECIAL.
9:2O cS,.fiiis Green Mountains and Montreal i''
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
lU:UO DAY. Complete wagner Ssstibas I scrvcs W 'N'
DAY EXPRESS.
1920 NJ: lan saUas: sa$ te
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1000 NooNN.- Daily; Due GhienEoI hi ?. NJ. next
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
Loo r. M;mn.i,y p9e Cincinnati lo:4s A NJ
h'oO ST. Louis $50 = NJ No extra rare
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED
LAX II. M Saturday only, Connects at Cats
s4C kill for principal points in the mountainx
EXPOSITION FLYER tLIMITED).
GREAT qO.HOlR TRAIN TO CHIC A GO
rs,.r ,r,.noY,c,, paSSESccpS ONIy
rON A"nSs"h EhSSI.SShn9 ofshh'
Q.0Df. M.-Daily Due chicago 10 4 NJ next
csOO day Complete Wagner vestibuled service
AuRASv TuOY Avn sNRA.rOGA A
SPECIAL.
81 -Ex ri far
CsCO Catskill MountiinA Drawn e room cars
Nonhh ShVhE l-AMl En.
IN Il. M.-Daily Due Detroit S:55 A. NJ, Chi
The sun., 1893-07-08

.>,,,. eslHltIlon5 1tantrn-5t&alfa.
SC. Per Line.
WORDS IO THE IINP,
4 GARDENER AND FLORIST wants position ON
81 private place. Address,
RhNIfNnER-lrshman. ago a2. would like TO lenrn
HItrS S'iiyhd,ng: Wiling and O0lging. Address NED
CoMPosIToR-An Al lob compostor well IN in ALI
" branches wants situation. Address " '' 80 "
- JoBBER. box $50. Sun Office
CosrosiIok, swift accurate. wants situation, piece
- e' week; total abstaner
...,---.-----.---. .. sHANDLEr. Cottage place.
iHllt EDITOR, condenser ,phis: Tsteiy dis.
@ rnRAsod) desires position at salary rate
iopp uhaiIed, city press and teisgrsph!c manifold;
READY. SO Pearl st, New York.
I'ArER kuLER-youna man wishes situation where
40 can aniah trade, Address
pAEAGRArl WRITER wants aituatlon anywhere:
oa,ss ppss snbniitted Address FARA, sun branch
SiLESMAN- Young man. ~. with good business
,ri.hllR wants situation IN Wholesale business in
abava g" other capacity where he advance to the
A"''e: heNTeference. Address NV
w bNIEp-situation as light porter. or farm work;
o'st OF reference. Address c. box 200 Sun office.
fulNG MAN (22). al present employed would lite
Position as porter or driver Hdiress "''
ADVERTISER, 2ov East l0lsrst
The sun., 1893-07-08
n. y, ONTARIO o. WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets, New York Chicago
aud Return. 62s.OO.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Fair
leave foot OF West AID ST. az foows 15 minutes earlier
0,4!5 A. n. daily. via Niagara Falls. Through Pull
man sleepers New York to Chicago Arrives Detroit
1:x6 T. NJ. Chicago $3.50 r. NJ. St. Louis 7:45 4. NJ.
1t4S r. NJ. daily. via Niagara Falls. Reclining
chair car tseats free) New York to Niagaia Falls
Through Pullman sieepers New York to Chicago.
Arrives Detroit V:4o r. ~. Chicago 1882 A. NJ ST.
s,45 4. ii. except Sunday. for West Cornwall.
Orr's Mil. Campbell Hall. LAKE Mohonk. Lake Minne.
waska and Waikiki Valley Railroad stations, Stony
Ford. Middietnwn. Bloomn gourgh Wurtsboro summit
vile Ellenre. Fallsburgh Monticello. Liberty. and
.S,46 A. NJ. daily for M,ddlstown. Fail.burgt.
Monticello. Liberty. Carbondaie scranton. WALTON.
Delhi. Sidney. Norwich. Utica. Rome Oneida Fulton.
OsweRo. Niagara Falls
,4:5 y. NJ. tsaturdays only. for Campbell Hal.
Middlstoyn B'oomingburah. Snmmitvilie Ellenville.
Fnllsburg Montcslio Liberty White Lake. Livingston
B:l5 T.. NJ. Except Sunday. yestibuled Limited
for Lake Mohonk. Lake Minnewaska and Walllil Val.
10y Railroad stations Campbell Hall! Midtetown.
Mount ain Dale Centre ville Fasburgh Monticello Hur
leyville Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvis. and Lv-
/ ::sO r. Nj. Except Sunday for West Cornwall.
orris Mills. Campbell Hall. Middetown. summitville.
Ellenville and all intermediate points
7.A5 II. n. daily MIddletown, Summitviile Fails
bnrgh. Liberty. Livingston Manor Rockland Walton,
sidney. Norwich. Oneida. Fulton, oswego. Niagara
Falls.
way. New York Transfer Company calls for and checka
baggage TO destination.
J. C. ANDERSON. a. p. A.
6o Beaver ST.. New YORK.
The sun., 1893-07-08
ALBANY BOATS,
TROY BOATS,

land No connecting At Portland with all railroad and
Springs. White Mountains. and all Eastern summer re-
sortA Steamers sail every Monday, Wednesday, and
Market st.. New York; Ror inloIlnaton apply to A
|. : H0RATIo HALL. Agent. lt the pNE.
The sun., 1893-07-08
sflnts mud apartments 10 3et

list ST. 345 AND 845 EAST.--A few beautifully
n decorated fourroom apartments: all improve
nents carpeted stairs and halls; electric belt. and
spectacle families. Jnnitor.
HOOD ST. 6s wEsT.-Iarge s.window front fats,
lO( aud rooms. S2b aud $50.
The sun., 1893-07-08
9saaI slutirea.

NOTICE Of ASSESSMENTS TOR STREET OPENINGS
gtx attention Is called to- the ent IN the
tts aesotd July 1898, and ten days thereafter Of
Spsninu m by the supreme Court OF the following
xshdLLfIH WARD-l35th ST., from Convent to St
ia,As AF; Confirmed june 2B 1893.
~ charged from June 90 1893 II Assessm ents
wv, Rniu on or before Aug 20, 18va
W.s,ssnNIf THIRD wARD-i07th 81, from PToBpeet to
istsshester aH Conilrned Jan. 8, 1888
~ charged from June 2T 1898 II assessments
~ pAlu on or before Aug ~, 1898
Oltv.,v THEo W. MYERS. Comptroller
~ ~ new York FinApca Department
s0mptrollsr'I once. July 8, 1893
The sun., 1893-07-08
STONIMGTON LINE,

INSIDE ROUTE To hoSIoN PRoVIDENCE. woRcEs:
routet to NARRAGANsETT PIER AND WATCH lIlI.
New Bteel steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
leave pier 3d. n. H.. block above Canal ST., at
$3.50 r. ~. daily. including sunday.
The sun., 1893-07-08
a2flininms slntirts

A -A-A.-A-A-ACADBNy OF MUSIC Sunday
n. services. 4 and 7t3o p. M--Metropolitan meet
ings. Rev u. Yatmsn. leaders Also meetings every
The sun., 1893-07-08
amrlljne aiuases % Eet.

nEslRABLE HOUSES. unturnished and furnished. in
~ all parts of tho city.
FOLSOM BR0TnERs sao Broadway cor latnst
The sun., 1893-07-08
&ffAmb0Ats.


NBw HAVEN. FARE sI.oo: magnificent new twin
IN screw steel steamer RICHARD PRCk. the fyer,
fastest steamer on Long Island Sound. and paistiat
steamer 9, H. NoRTIiAh leave Pier 2b, T. 4, daily
IL r. M connecting with trains for Nerden Hartford
Springfield, Holyoke, and North
~ and CATSKILL leave every week dav at q T. NJ.
from Pier a. foot Of West 1lth at connecting with
CnskiIl Mountain hnd Cairo H. and the new Otis Rie.
waiting Railway to the summit. Directory Of summer
hotels and boarding houses mailed free at pier by
W. j. HUGHES, CatHkil. N.Y.
HUDSON AND CoxsACKIE BOATS LEAVE EVERY
IL week dayat NJ from Pier ~, foot OF West 1lth
st.. connecting with Boston and Albany r
HARTFORD LINE-steamers leave Pier -. F. R, for
Hartford and Connecticut River Landings daily
except Sundays, at r. NJ.
ID AMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier 20. N R.,
N foot Franklin At for Cranstons West Point. Cold
Spring, Cornwall Fishkui Landing. and Newburgh.
week days r. NJ, sundayso AN
RED BANK LINE.
Steamboats, sEkBiRp and hLhEhr,Sh Leave loot
days at 2:30. Returning. leave Red bank ht Z A. N.
and +. NJ Excursion Tickets 80 cents.
The sun., 1893-07-08
FURNISHED atousrs 90 Irt-Couutry

SPR1HG LAKE, n. J.-Dnuble cottage. fully furnished
~ near the beach, Two families. Apply to T. DENLIN.
ITO LET for the sensor. Furnished cottage 10 rooms
Il good stables; u ncd Ice hOuse healthful air and
0nest scenery; terms low
JOHN u. BAIIAN Bennington Centre VT
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flats mud apsrtments-n -nrcoLIyu.

NICE FLATS to nice people: the best small fhts in
~ Bruokiyni rooms; range tubs. hot water, &c.
only Sll and Sl2; come ana sees always open; Sara.
toRa " L. " station. MORRISON. .p5 Marion ST.
The sun., 1893-07-08

n Church, THOMAS DIXON. JT. rastor. .--Presehins
forna. subject Sunday morning: "Ihe Motherhood OF
Uod
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-28

member Of the party addresses the
crowd. To call the address q sermon
would be a misnomer. 1t is not SER
mon, neither is it an address in the
proper sense of the word. 1t
consists simply in q few words
of warning, of advice, of coun-
sci, delivered without the least
of effort at oratory The
homely words and evident earnestness
OF the speakers rarely fail to make a
favorable impression on the audience.
Half dozen songs, two or more pray
ers, three or four short talks by va
rious members of the detachment, -
form the usual exercises of street
meeting, which rarely lasts more than
half an hour. In the barracks" the
programme is more elaborate and the
exercises are more varied. The au-
dience is invited to participate not
only by singing. but by "testifying,
that is, by narrating for the encourage
ment of the soldiers" and the edi-
fication of the hearers what
personal benefit, if any, has been
derived from attendance at the
meetings. These Testimonies" are, to
one unaccustomed to listen to them,
often extremely curious. 1t is startling
to hear young fellow stand up. and in
the presence of a big policeman at the
door, confess that he had been an hab-
itual thief: it is still more startling to