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ITEMS FROM MAXWELL.
How New Years Was Celebrated
Heavy Daily Output Of Sugar.

New Years day was celebrated at
Makaweli plantation by variety Of
sports during the day and by a
social and dance in the evening, on
the occasion OF the opening OF the
new library and reading room, lately
constructed for the benefit OF en-
ployees Of the mill by the Hawaiian
Sugar Co. All the employees at
tended the dance, which was con
sidered very enjoyable affair.
There is project on foot to SO.
cure an English speaking minister
to be the pastor in the old stone
church at Waimea, Kauai, distant
about two miles from Makaweli.
The Pacific vapor launch recently
imported from the Coast by Chas.
Gay OF Makaweli is plying between
that place and Niihau in the interest
Of its owner, The launch makes
the trip, distance Of twenty miles,
in four hours, having in tow a
twenty-foot whaleboat. Mr.. Gay is
well pleased with the launch, which
works like a charm.
Makawoli mill is working splendid
ly, turning out about twelve hun
bred bags OF sugar daily. The
steamer Pele arrived yesterday from
MAXWELL with 1900 bags, and another
load is awaiting her at the place,
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Business dead? Not much !
Leastwiso il is not so with the
California Feed Company. We
have made a business for our
selves, which has steadily grown
through all the hard times other
people are complaining about.
We have just secured from Mr..
j. +. Colburn his old stand, cor
ner Queen and Nuuanu streets,
and taken possession Of those
large and convenient premises.
We had to do so, because our
old place at Leleo is too small
for our fast.increasing business.
In a few days the bark "Mauna
Ala" will be here again with her
fourth full cargo of Hay and
Grain, bought by our Mr.. J. N.
Wright who will arrive Oh that
vessel. We prefer to select our
merchandise ourselves rather
than have others do it, which
means that we get better goods
at q less price.
We thank our many friends
for their liberal patronage for
the past three years, and hope
by strict attention to a business
we thoroughly understand to
merit the patronage of as many
more.
CALIFORNIA FEED co.
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DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
Quarrel Between an Expressman
and a Merchant.

and q Merchant.
Mrs. Vina King, the negress who
assaulted Geo. Washington, her
paramour, with q pickaxe on New
Years Day, appeared in the District
Court this morning. She was neatly
dressed in a tight-fghting gown.
As her victim had not recovered
sufficiently to attend Court, her case
was set for Jan. IL, by which time 1t
is expected Washington will be in
fit condition to appear.
p. Stewart, for violation OF pass.
port laws, had a nolle prosequi
granted, he having been sent back
on the s. s. City Of Peking for San
Francisco.
Alb Vat, a Chinaman who was ar
rested yesterday for peddling cakes
without a license, was ordered to
appear for trial on Jan. Ii.
Frank Ferreira, the famous run
away catcher, appeared to answer to
a charge Of assault and battery on
S. Ehriich, OF the Temple Of Fashion.
The trouble started over the pay
ment OF fifty cents to Ferreira, for
carting a package. II appears that
Mr.. Ehrlich was not satisfied with
the receipt and told defendant to
get one from the head Of the firm,
viz, Union Feed Co., to which the
package had been taken. Ferreira
returned to Ehrlich with the state.
ment that the receipt had been o.
KID. Ehrlich was not satisfied and
Ferreira put the receipt book in his
pocket, Intending to keep it until
the money was paid. Ehrlich
snatched the book and the defend
ant showed him out OF the door. On
cross-examination, w. A. Kinney
counsel for the defense, kept COM
plainant on tho witness stand fol
nearly an hour, till he and his coun.
sci, G. W. Ashford, were out Of
patience and both objected to ans
wering questions. Their objection.
we're over-ruled and after some fur
Their interrogating counsel Kinney
let up on tho witness. Ferreira wa
found guilty this afternoon ant
fined s..
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Circuit Court, First Circuit of the Ha-
waiian Islands.-In Probate.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
l. Of LUX SANG, late Of Honolulu, de-
ceased, intestate.
On reading and filing the petition oi =.
Ahmi, OF Kahului, Maui, alleging that
LUX sang, OF Honolulu, died intestate al
Choy Hang, China. on the sth day OF July,
A. ID. 1887, and praying that Letters Of AID
ministration issue to 3. Ahmi.
1t Is ordered that MONDAY, the 18th
day Of January, A. ID. 1894, be and hereby
is appointed for hearing said petition IN
the Couyt Room OF this Court, at Homo
lulu, at which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and show cause, II
any they have, why said petition should
not be granted,
Dated Honolulu, II. l., Dec. Is, 1888.
By the Court;
g05-Gt WAS Clerk
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Passengers.
AaRtvAt.s.


For San Francisco, per y + Australia,
Jan G-Mr and Mrs J K Ailau, Z Bebne, "
T. Bliss, Mrs l. & Bond, W + Boyd and
wife, Miss A Cahill, Mr. and Mrs Clement
Jarrett and son. Mrs Gerber and daughter,
Hon y VI Hatch, Mrs Keohokalole, Mrs
l.othrop, Hon Il e Mscfarlanc, Hon A =
Peterson, Hon 3 Parker, N Phillips, Miss
Reuter-. L X Robinson, Master Sharratt,
smith, % stillman, wife and Shildrsn, L
iaann, Jr, Capt and Mrs Wight, Wild.
ridge, 4 1. Williams and son.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Thrown from Cart While Riding
Down Hill Against Orders.


Down Hill Against Orders.
The Portuguese head luna Of
Chas. Makee, at Kapaa, met with an
accident on Thursday last, Jan. 4th,
which resulted fatally. The man
was riding on q bullock cart down q
hill, when the bullocks went . little
too fast and bumped against fence.
The jolt unsested the Portuguese
and in falling he struck on his head.
He gave one despairing cry and OK.
PRED. An accident occurred about
two years ago to another Portuguese
caused by the same carelessness, but
he was more fortunate in only break
ing an arm. Ever since that acct
dent there has been standing order
that no ono should ride on any bull.
lock cart going down hill. The vic
tim disobcyed tho mandate and wa,
killed.
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The beautiful hammered iron fence
encircling the statue in the Catholic
Mission yard was executed by Mr..
A. Jaouen, ono Of Honoluln's clevor-
est handicraftsmen. Mr.. Jaouen Is
prepared to execute all kinds OF iron
grilles, fancy tomb ratings, etc, at
reasonable figures.
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SITUATION WANTED.

S caD a.eS slrysa lsas soas is
situation for general WORK either In bust.
ness, farm or private house.
Address, "a. A, Bulletin ofice
yls-Yls
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The 9ailu 9 ,llstin.
SATURDAY, JAN. 6, 1894.
MARINE n EwS

Arrivals.
FRtpAY, Jan 9.
Stmr e X Bishop from kahuku
Stmr Pele from Kauai
SATURDAY, Jan. 0.
Am brigtnc W G Irwin, Williams, from
san Francisco
Haw blk Andrew Wclch. Drew, from San
Francisco
Stmr Waialeale from Kukuihaole, Homo
kaa and Lahaina
Stmr MokOlii from Molokai and Lanai
Stmr James Makec from Kauai
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carsoes from Island Ports.

stmr Makcc.- $50 bal sugar and ~ bags
rice
Stmr Iwnlani -i6T3 bags sugar
Stmr Bishop-2iOO bags sugar
Stmr Pelc-l2OO bags sugar
Stmr Kaala--2O2j bags sugar
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The Paradise Of the Pacific for
December has appeared. One OF its
features is q large batch OF letters Of
appreciation Of the paper from Ha-
waiian consuls and others in many
lands.
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Captain Wildridge, who came here
to inspect the s. $. Miowera, left on
tho s. s. Australia ut noon to-day.
The Miowera is expected to make
the trip to San Francisco in two
weeks,
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II. A. Widemanu, Jr., left on the
s. s. Australia to-day to resume his
position as clerk in the Office Of j.
D. Sprcckels & Bros. Co., Id, San
Francisco. He was given farewell
luau at the family residence yester-
day evening.
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II is reported that Capt. Clapper
Of the special police has to get out
because he said no to the linguistic.
rial question, "Would you fight
against the United States forces IL
they were landed to put down the
Provisional Government ?"
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Vessels Leaving Monday.

StnI Mokolii for kaunakakai, kanalo,
Pukoo, Hnlawa, Wailau, Pclekunu,
kalaupapa, Lahaina, olowaiu and
Lanai at 3 y nj
Stmr Kaala for Waianae, Waialua, Moku-
LEILA, Laic, kahuku and Punaluu at
M
Stmf PcIe for Makaweh at 10 a ~
SImr e Il Bishop for Kappa
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II is reported that Sam Kuula,
messenger for the Finance Depart
ment, was dismissed to-day for his
refusal to pack gun in case Of war
was declared.
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II know an old soldier who had
chronic diarrhua Of long standing
10 have been permanently cured by
taking Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhTa Remedy" says Edward
Shumpik, prominent druggist Of
Minneapolis, MINI, IL have sold
the remedy in this city for over seven
years aud consider it superior to
any other medicine now on tho
market for bowel complaints" %
and 90 cent bottles Of this remedy
for sale by all dealers. Benson,
Smith \ Co, agents for the Hawai-
ian Islands,
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The police held their regular
weekly shoot at the butts at Kalia
this morning. Deputy Marshal
Brown is rated as the crack shot OF
tho force.
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Mr.. Thurston's deposition in the
Portuguese immigration case is fled
in the Judiciary Clerks Office. II
shows that the Reform Government
lent its name and official blanks 10
the scheme, without taking any
financial responsibility in the matter,
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Departures.

SATURDAY, Jan. y.
OS ) Australia, HOudlettc, for San Fran
cisco ct II noon
Br schr Norma, Walker, for Victoria, II 4,
via Pcnrhyn Island
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SITUATION WANTED.

DY A YOUNG GERMAN, GIRL, To
ID mind Children or do General House.
work. Apply at this Office. si5-iw
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G.. M. White is empowered to
transact all business matters Of Mac
farlane & CO., Id, during L. G. Mac
farlane's absence from the country.
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The Beach road at Kapiolani
Park, leading from Mr.. Cunha's to
Mr.. Jas. Campbell's residence, is re-
ceiving a new coat OF road metal.
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Died.

HEANOpELE-At Pauoa Valley, Jan. o,
1854, Joseph Heanopele, aged ~ years
and s months.
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II you want u deadsure pointer
on the weather Of 1894, read what
the Hawaiian Hardware Co.'S scribe
says. Then follow down the col
umn and you will get some news
without waiting for the Mariposa
on the 18th. That knife sharpener
must be andy to ave in the 'ouse.
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The sale OF the Emmes' property
by Jas. +. Morgan, which was to
have taken place at noon to-day,
was postponed until next week.
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w. j. Cuelho will sing "Wrecked
and Saved" by request, at the com
plimentary concert to Miss Albu at
the Opera House tonight.
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Sans Souci has a large number of
guests these days. Visitors from
abroad are delighted with the place.
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The P. G.. band plays at Emma
Square this afternoon.
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Mr.. j. VI. do Sa o Silva, proprietor
Of the Japanese Bazaar, Hotel
street, has been presented by the
members Of Court Canoes, No.
$40, A. q. f., with handsome
walking stick made OF cocoanut
wood with n beautifully engraved
gold head, as q mark Of their esteem.
Mr.. Silva, who has been one OF the
most active and popular members
OF Court Canoes since its founda-
ton, intends leaving shortly for San
Francisco.
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The complimentary concert to
Miss Albu takes place at the Opera
House at 8 o'clock this evening.
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Brisk showers fell last night, and
to-day is damp and muggy.
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- KA MALE"

On and after the LIST day OF January,
1894, the store known as "KA MALE"
will DO closed out and DO retired from
business as fast as possible.
Cash will be eXacted for all sales after
that date. Prices will be reduced on
everything.
Patrons are requested ~ settle their
accounts as rapidly as possible.
MRS. O. Z. BOARDnAN,
sl5-ti Proprietress,
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If you want cheap clothes, see
Sheu Lun's card.
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Z. G. Macfarlane left on the S. s.
Australia for the Coast under advice
of his physician.
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Hawaiian choruses will be sung
by the Quintet Club this evening.
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The Walcot knife sharpener is the
latest indispensable thing out. Get
one
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Diamond Head, IL noon-Weather
clear, wind light northeast.
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VIM. q. IRWIN & CO., Id.

Sole Agent, for the Hdraiian Islands.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Miss Albu's benefit.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Miss Albu's benefit.
If you want cheap clothes, see
Sheu Lun's card.
The P. G.. band plays at Emma
Square this afternoon.
Brisk showers fell last night, and
to-day is damp and muggy.
Diamond Head, II noon-Weather
clear, wind light northeast.
Hawaiian choruses will be sung
by the Quintet Club this evening.
The Walcot knife sharpener is the
latest indispensable thing out. Get
one.
Z. G. Macfarlane left on the s. s.
Australia for the Coast under advice
Of his physician.
The complimentary concert to
Miss Albu takes place at the Opera
House at 8 o'clock this evening.
Sans Souci has a large number of
guests these days. Visitors from
abroad are delighted with the place.
-. Cuelho will sing "Wrecked
and Saved" by request, at the com
plimentary concert to Miss Albu at
the Opera House tonight.
|
The sale OF the Emmes' property
by Jas. +. Morgan, which was to
have taken place at noon to-day,
was postponed until next week.
The Beach road at Kapiolani
Park, leading from Mr.. Cunha's to
Mr.. Jas. Campbell's residence, is re-
ceiving a new coat OF road metal.
| G.. M. White is empowered &c
transact all business matters OF Mac
farlane & CO., Id, during +. &. Mac
farlane's absence from the country
The police held their regular
weekly shoot at the butts at Kalis
this morning. Deputy Marshal
Brown is rated as the crack shot Of
tho force.
II is reported that Sam kuula
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Lcnt-Its Universal Application.

=. .. Fesry IN Bss.-,p Advertiser.
Tho observance q. le1t s1oud not be
i.mtrl ta s.ta cAurch Nal hcs members,
for - requirements are as hsoAu ns hn-
riu1i-N ami As worldwide as truth. Lent
Dr. NOT fpr ETsiSc1iD,ianS OF Roman c4taF-
l..s e- even Cor tlItiars. bli tor even
one i1 wnu1a hrGtsi burns tie desire t7r
t-I- mAu1rs1a ana ,rlmauhl5i lt IS f'E
every 91e WIS aim,fes jesls Car a-
,ee Er-njes, man that ever hrcL sAe
fer5= 1t-t.ve ot our race for every one
wac pes willing % FOLLOW HIS example.
I'VE #gu. %. % Us, prone So mistake. .n
as-. ~ errors in thGl-at thnt ought o. he
a1lrEs7. $40 temptations yielded 30 t1at
olsat Oh b. oveccans, 10 oai nAhlts tHit
o1ca 90 ht carress-'i. How are 'hese r.
.a.+ 90 b. brought about. by zu.a- IN
10 Che stw Oh round ~ pccnp sons.
SOS nF e11 nUne .a ;ar same ps-as 20.
pi"tsara. tt--s'u- BE same t1NIsn.s and
H-.1s --a gl-ue HaD.-r Nrve7 We
~ -rlha Ourselves au-e fran aaF
-a-.Er-"E- in.fN rAFe...F about VA
5Al--l 8argN rl- hearts examine vita
rl4rr E.- lyes Iud break each cursed
T A D. -Es -rHt ami sham
lHs U.s. tlr iis" purpose 70 l-ut. and
#cet,1 '.o1 -n r1 rG tae cusrra ir-
wees et--y ual'a sasi o. r ney .l-aa-
son % she whole a0rai ami 10 sil IFS peo-
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was prevented F was perhaps 1890 years
s.uce thai seed gcznin1tei "a the rich
CaAtorni1 soil, What has happened in
those lsp ytnrs7 whole races nave gone
out 81 existence. 'hc ruorui builders rave
lived and died and the very surface 70 the
eaFth has beca changed Tbs waters oi
NAgara have cfanEei thetr cnurrt AMI
ihe delta Of she Aiiss.ssl pi he's Fo1e fur
have been made dnce shat ntile seei
began 20 grow, s.ncs she roots rngew
% Hseives fur.her aud ;urtaer out, Hkc
a1>AoTs far into the ribs % gvor m1taet
caTtk
Human families have changed their
condition, bat du-us 30 this time t1e
Curious promise ~ Jesus Cn1@ has been
he.i out 70 uss Z arm .1e .-rec ION
71n she hfe s8i.a thg Lord. i.t'e for
ewes. immortal Ifc. VINO can convey the
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WAN RuRsrs rpo NuxauAM.

Our days are Nfe-fnlles on tire way.
That leadssh 20 the perfect day
Let's work the work ~ God shove.
And nh them FUN OF deeds % love
For this IS Gods a1-rEilvecqrS plan;
Those ioy-a Him most w11 hes. serve man
Who seach mankind che way 90 HIGHT
OF truth anl mercy. peace sud right.
BY helping man whom we 1sse seen.
We show Our love 20 God I nccu
Some to5linE man bless rber -13AT
We shall not pass eEsla Gas way.
--iatu Maaiy Eiclla-i son.
Daingerheld Texas JVnrArg 3. 1895
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AslfalHh 1AfFWf.
a.. ~ 44als so;ne Of you wen,
~, Mhot .la fair az Chicago aud saw tb ,,e
INTO e BY "a door and wy,lkt, iou went
rom tnat was large enouga ,a o ol..l
a nl2lale ssgenh persons. then no by ci.
S ,.g.,. s.alls 20 2 reea above. Y5u 49,,
was q made 10 order? And uee or
gt'ne lhat y vas tree. broi,s,,,ss "ssWer
California and ALLOWED out ana ~ rom
t,ss , iipm the trunk HSw ~, IN osIk
was probably 1000 years Old a. on ~ u
i~ wet und dry seasons, when erl Ml!s
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Nrw church az Wolfe CITY.

WON" ny IflE"|'0
ut Wolfe informed the
p pt,,s 4 ", ,i nm la tss committee an.
a DOB mad made thc slertit. '.'. t..'-e
'9af3t t1e ~ near Alr KrIaf..t
ltnce he H5ii in 81 pr,bar-5tg a .,,i,,.
'g.l - CIV. once T1e church ,yf.i
ni,U D'"' "' ''''h ana oH iAs mD0 uoIs-n
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ruE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Lesson VI. FIRST Quarter, tnterna-
uonnI series, February II.

entered the land uf canaan .See chapter
Kit. a. during which time lot left ham
and went todveIi 90 Soiom, while Ahram
removed bis tent g-d altar 90 Hch-1n xiii
l2.lsl. 81 this time the lyoni Appeared
and renewed the covenant. We next see
Abram r,scuius Lot and his goods from
the four kings ald being blessed hy Mel
chizedec be give him t'thes and is ena.
hled TO re.glsu the grois ii SodCm IN
chapter XIV che lori comes 20 him again,
and we have Tor the frsi time fear not.
shield reward. believe. Righteousness and
other words Thea follows another story
Of human wisdom and weakness, aud a
blank OK 10 years compare xvi, Us. and
xvii. J, after which ia ih.- lesson Jeho-
yah appears again, hus with a new name
God Almighty. o. III Shaddsi Al
mighty, or ahsddai, signifies the all sun
cicut one and s. suggestive Of holntiul.
selt sacrificing love pouring itself out for
Others Jehovah virtually said 10 Abram.
You have again listened 20 human wis.
dom. wandered from Ne and failed. now
return and walk before Ne sincerely, up
rightly see margin, Tor ] am the power.
flil. all sum lent une-El ShSddai-and in
Ne alone you viii md all your need.
3 Gard Will maSr ny covenant be
tween Me and thee rad will multiply thee
exceedingly 4AIlHrl Times do we mud
the vori covenant in this chapter aud
once IN NJ. s, making full twice seven
Gods pertr.t number. Nine times He
SAYS my covenant emphasizing the fact
that it all 20 Him. lie j. the author and
dnisher OF il. and 10 cannot fail. The time
will surely eume when, Notwithstanding
all their vanderiugs lie viii yet give them
repentance and remission u sins and will
perform the truth 20 Jacob and mercy 10
Abraham which lie has sworn from the
days Of old Acts y. 20 Zach xii, 10:
ElN. ]; Mic vii, 10H
g. "ND4 ht-am ie., on his face, ard
God talked with him, saying This posi-
tion IS sugra tive OF weakness, unworthi-
ness. notAinsuc5s. on the part Of Abrau,
but of worship and alteration toward God. |
When Jesus appeared 90 john on Patmos,
John fell az his toe. aS degd so also Dan I,
le!, when be saw the glory of the Lord, icll I
on the ground. with his face toward the
ground Ber. /; ~ Dan *. 81. Isaiah F.
said, Woe ia me Tor am undune and (
JOB said. l abhar myself lisa vi, .: Job /.
xiii, a.. a sight Of the Lord and His .
beauty and holiness delivers rs from say
ing or thinking anything more bout our
selves and enables Us 10 glory only in the
Lord.
4. As for Ne, behold, Ny covenant is
with thee, ala thou shalt be father Of
many nations Tho details Of the cove
nant are more fully untolded with every
ne" statement of n. First, God would
make u Linn a great nation, then they
should be- -s numerous as the dust Of the
earth then as THE stars OF heaven, then
they would have great substance, but now
be is 20 become multitude Of nations fsec
narF.W. NEnufavar fu'f1Ivyg1rtF ~
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The marrages WIN me des.,se,, ,,t,.,-
sister or husbands brother nup,bsrsj H.
France no 1885, 555 per 10000 marriages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Enormous crowds gathered in ST.
Petersburg to see the dead Cars face the
funeral will take place to-day. 80 The Chlnese
feet Is at Wei-Hai-We preparing for battle.
MANY lives have been lost by the earth
quake in Southern Italy; the damage to property
is enormous.
Domestic-Governor Flower stated In detail
the reasons for his practical refusal to require
the Attorney General supersede Dstrict-Attor-
new Fellows in the management Of certain cases
- Arrangements for the funeral OF Dr. Nc
Gosh at Princeton on Tuesday have been com
Melted - Members Of the Army Navy and
Marine Corps are formulating bills to be pre-
scented 10 Congress. - The annual report oil
the Governor of Alaska was issued. -- MISS
Susan b. Anthony addressed Woman Suffrage
meeting in Cleveland. - The cut OF AZ cents
a ton IN anthracite coal, made by Coke Brothers
g. Co has been met by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company.
City and Suburban. florist Killed the woman
who lived with him MS wife. and then ai'er
irving to kill himself gave himself up 10 the
notice - An unknown man either threw
himself or jumped from an elevated station ana
was killed by train. - Civil Justice Boi'e
IS trying to hold two places at once that OF
Jrstice and School Trustee. 80 The statue OF
rhorwa,dsen was unveiled in Central Park
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Generally
air: colder this evening. Temperature yester-
dav: Highest 43 degrees; lowest, 81; average,
40lh