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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
Ct. SOnatus, SO., 2.
SlIui. 1894. [

9ie h. ". mar cine trauriQe iiir
nniere GcmeinOe. Sic md6tiQe SGno
oeS grUuiUmeu &OOes bat oul lebteu
SieHltag, ocu 30. Wtai, zines Der
tbeuerlten @tit9iieoer Der Ojemeinoe
aus "unIerer Wtitte gerUTt. Die chr
iDiirOigc Gberiu, SAWeitcr Wurio &C.
p baltiGn. murOe nGmli6 mad lQnoCm
&eioen III oas bcIiere Senicits geruicu.
Gle bate mebrHNls, wGbrenO ibrer
&rantBeit, ole SrOnungeu unierer bel
ligeu &eligiOn genOicn. Ser ME er=
miioenoc bO6m. G0tcr GOttler Oerpeilte
on ibrem SoOesbettc bis lie ianft uuo
gGnS in GOtt er9ebeu ibren 8eiIt aus
Iau6te. gm 6reitag MOroen fanO
oas 9e9rdbniB itOtt, Die QQuSe 8e=
meinOe, un0 mmhc SremDe, batten
li9 in Der Stride eiugehuuOcn, Inn Der
gelie6ten S6weiter ole lcgte Gbrc lno
Den i6ulotgen Cant, iiir ibre berOiibeu
Opfer, Si erWeiisn. YRit Der 9rOcei=
G0H pur0e iIr &eIduGm pom &lOiter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Is GNben SeirNtbsliSenien 9enOmz
men: Serr q. GOen bon Sit=Subuoue
unO Sri. @nnG Subj bon MenOmenee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Sei HGupetOn purOe am SGmiiO9
@lbenO 6rNu &atbarinn Surgmeier.
wel6e bel &utlano III g&;scOuliu wOGut.
bon einem 3use Der &. VI. IL ct.
paul Giienbabn 9etOOtet. Sbre Heide
wuroe ua9 Der gSObnuHg igres Stpie=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
Wciuht.

Gse9en neutrality-suspicious. miro pom
Slb q. D. Z. i'm Santon }Silg, GroBber-
io9tbum ylircmbur9, aus, ltad Eeter MuB.
MAIN 9ell6t, Serlelbe fam Dor 4 bis )
Sabrcn nad Amerlta uuo bat ieitocm uidt
mebr pom fi6 boren laiielt. 2Ser pom ibm
peiB, 1T gebeten, ms 81 benabri6ttsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
@is S~elcgatcu
sur Der
S6uBQciclli6ai

wel6e AM D., q. unO z. SUM III Sort
Mtaoiion taGt, bat Der 81. &Oirpbs
tt%}wci0Oerein pOn Ct. Mnricn Scrrn
{. u. Goelter crludblt; Der ct. Ste
pbunS 3weigbersin bat @errn Wt.
6SiSet crpdblt mo 0err %OrcnS Conner
miro ais Ntit9lieO Oes ScruNltungs=
rotbcS c~benioQs n0d Sort WtooiIon
reiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Sn Suiipn Somnibip. Sian 90,
berriht groBe gluIre9uno ilber elnen
Sei9enraub, welber Dlrh einen eiNen=
Grtigen 3ufal entoedt purOe. SrUu
Satob Gubebaugh ma auf benz Spu=
alas Center 6riebbpf beeroiat woroen.
Surs na6 Der Seeroigun9 ltellte es
li1 beraus, oaB baS 6rab nibt al Der
ri6ti9eu STEELE Qe9raDen worocn mar.
Die &ertuanOten be0aben lid naG Dem
&lr1bot I'm Die %eide naf Der Guoe=
bau9b 9ebOrt9en &e9rdbniBIt0tte 81
il%berfiibren. Sic ianOen 0a@ Grab
leer. Son ben Sei1enrdubern 1T bis
her teine Spur iu entOeden getuelell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Spbn WOrtin wuroc in TcllcDuc,
Sadipn 60, Grrctirt, On er cinen &c
fGngcnen in Dem StaOtQefdngniB SIR
6lu6t perDuli. gm WtOntn9 gtOt=
mittag muroc nQmlih Wit0cI 6orttc
lueQen Setrunteubeit o~rretirt lrnO cin=
QeIperrt mo in 9lbmcienDcit oc3 Mtdrs
ih0lts brah Sobu MQrtju Oas @cfGng
nip Gui uuo befrCltc Den N%cinnQeneu;
OU 6artce nod nid)t mlcOcr ciu9efan0cn
murOe, 10 uur0c Mdrtiu inter SilrQ=
ihaIt gcltellt, bis Die Stage UcrbanOe!t
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Sim SienItng peril. Mohe wurpe in
Der st. Sonii0tius &irhe Su 9tem
gSien, 6err SOGNnn RrGpfl nit Sri.
WtQlia s.. SoefenlteDt our6 &ep. Yupe
eDeli1 getrarlt. glu Der SOhSeit,
welbe in Der QSODnun9 oes Srdutigum
itattIano, betbeiIlgten lid Iber 100 So
mllien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
Aus z t. ~ arie II.

- 2lm 9ienitag Den ). SUM ieierte
Der Ct. yOniiatius 5iinglin9sperein
iein EatrOnSieit nit ieierli6em Sod
ANTE I'm baIb iehs llbr NtOrgens unO
nit elmer gemiitbli6en l%lnterbNltlng
ON gbenoc, SIT mc!ter Der 81. Niarien
&Ir6eH6Or ebenialIs ein8eIaoen mar,
- Sic ct. Marien Stripe er9dIt Elm
neues 9at.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Yier M}eilen nDrolih Don 9lnOrew III
Safipn 6OuntD ltarb am II. B. Mt.
6rou SObu Hid i'm filter pnll A. Sab
ren unD muroe am Greitag DOn Der
tatbolil6en STRIDE in Nttcr 6rect aus
beerOiQt. - ,Gas tdlte gSetter Der lcB=
ten Sage ri6tete bcDcrlteuoen Sbaoen
in ben @arten an Den Sobnen, 6urtcn
un0 dnoeren GemG6ieu an" ldrCibt
man uus aus Sutipu 6uEntp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

DR.. price's Cream 9afine powoer.
Saaie &sltsSustsQauss aas,siaaums.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

9ie Steinarbeiten al Der ct. M}d=
rieri6Wle gu 6OscGoe itreiteu lebr
riiltig OOrun. 9Os @ebQuoe miro an
Die So, 900 toIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

gu S6erills NtoumO mlroc am 6rei=
tag Serr SOgann Bali 81. %be0rubeH.
Gerielbc mar Dor 81 Sabren in 9euti6=
lano 9ebOren, tam ais &nabe nab
9lmerita uno wOGute lett 10 Sdbren III
Sberil@ Wouno Gr bintcrlGBt orei
SObne unO Sluei S06ter, Wcl6e alle 81
Sberills MOuno WObnen, nit glus=
uabme oes Serrn %. gau, Wel6er in
unierer Staot po6nt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05
2lneiIgc aus cin9clanicnen Sric=
fen nit ScitrGacn fiir oaS
Spicpbiuuut.
Q&crther iNcrr lNnnlicr

Q&crtber &Ncrr CNOniCr,
NGT NrcuoCu babe il pon Dem lIltcrueb7
men gelCieu. Die iiluitc SrciiTeIC mn sole
pbjIIm III Columbus, Shio, III ltirtet. Gas
S,Iolcpbrmtm IN ia bcrtInmt, cine Frlan;tdtte
1lir quite uuO lceleuclTrt9c, oeutlbc, tatbos
hide Erieltcr iI meroct, lut0 oo %bCtoHlltlt6
poW Rom aus fcit9clcHt lit, poE O05 p0plt=
Iide GOllegillm nets inter oClltlhCr, totbolts
lder EeItHHg bleibcu miro, MUS has Sole
pbilulm Wbreui0be uIICr ocUti6e ell
&utboliteW merbeU. SD bctrudte eS
ais meme liilibt ais OcIti1cr Notbolit beS
Siautes SowU mciuel 9eriugeu Reitro9
Sleib 81 %ielocu. W~iulic9eIO 81 iir Die
FINITE S~reilette 81 GbrCn Der Sroterll Der
gieITiibteu.
(Grgebeut, stn armer 2eier ans Sowo.)
uGulis9eto 81 sui ~iituiteu Grciite0e.
gtDge Sbr uuteruc5uteu eriOIgrei6 lcill.
(AUS WtooIlou, Suo.)
6iermit I6idc i6 sud IS 1T Gbrcu Der
Sr0iterin Der Eetritbteu.
C2hI5 Roie Greef, Miru.)
: = i
GiuIie9euo iinoeU Gic So oils Eeitro9 ;ur
Gtifuuug Der i"iiuiteH EreiltCle am pGpltltdcII
Gplegium $olepbimm inter Der EcitlHQ
be5 bo6rD. Slater ,Seililg III columbus, 3,
5a Gbreu YtGriaS, SrOiteriu Der EetritbEeis.
CllIS NulbIr, ,SG.)
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staat nna Amaeaend.
Entered at the Post-ofiice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Ins nnierrn ocuti6cn : fatgoliiGrn
GcmeinDcu.
Aus 9erS S II.

- Dim |. SUM be9ing man in Der
@emeinoe oas 6elt oes bl. Ser5ens, ais
YNtrOnsieit Der Stride, auf ieierli6e
9Seiie. Seim SO6amte INN 9 llbr
Sciebrirte Der Do6w. Slater EublD BON
Sberills MOunO, u~iliitirt BON Den bO6w.
GNter &uemper, &olfes uno S0u=
mann. Die 6eitpreoi9t belt Der bo6w.
Sater j. ~. P0pe bon gtew gSien.
- Gm Mtittmo6 i~eierten Die Mlit=
glieOer oes Ser5 Selu &ir1en6Ores ibr
SGbres Yicnic auf Die 9emiltblibite
g8eiie i'm SditBenpart.
- Die GinOer Der Gemeinoe weroen
an tOmmenoen Sonnta9 Den 10. SUM
cine MISUNDERSTANDING geben, pelbe
cine bOhit anipre9enoe SOrIieIun9 81
weroeH Ger'pri6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

gu SDerills Wouno wurOen Serr
Soiepb SOeman un0 Sri. Glilabetb
99iene our6 &ep. &uemper ebeli6 ge=
trQut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Die GlGue fir Oel Neubdu Der 81.
Eran3istus= S9ule Su Gpersuile inn
p~ollenoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Die gSciton Mrroertlage nobm Die
gauge 9SOte Oas @eri6t BON SatIon
6ountp in Nnipruh Dbne I'll cinem cno=
9iiltl9cu GutihluB 81 tomlllen uro
luirb Obne 3weiitl aud Die nGhlle
9SO6e WieOer in Nnlpruh nebmcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

gu GeHter @rope miro wieocr Elm
YOitamt er0hnet iuerOcn. gSm. &u=
tber miro Yoitmeilter, bod Der Difi=
sielle Name pes Yoitamtes miro
"6enter" Iein unO niAt Centre 6rOOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

gu 2uremburs errihten s. Sroeble
lno Die @ebrllper SppDen neue Stale.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

gu Monticello wuroe Serr q. Mar=
bad bon @ortbingtOn nit Sri. aatb.
Selcs perebell6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Die 6eier oes SrObnlsi6nnmsieIies
wnroe su S~perspiae aui bic erba=
benite gSeiie b~e9an9en. Gs batten lid
cine grOBe Qllsabl 6reuloer 81 oerislbsn
eiugefunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

gu SOip 6rOB weroen am tOmmen=
ben &. SUM Scrr j.. SweeneD umO
SRI. Mnna Soto getraut iueroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

gu &ieler I'M bena6barten @lscpn=
lin muroen am Sienltug Mtrr9enL Den
%. WOi, @err @eO. %peIielbolS unO
SRI. Watbiloa &irhhcrg uOn &ep,
GOeB ehell6 9~etrdut. Die SOdieit
Iano unter iebr sablreiher Setbeilisuna
ltatt. DIS junge Saar miro lih Nuf
Der eigenen Sarm, luei6e es beliBt,
nieoerlaiicn. 9llif gum Sunoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

Seim Sdllen zines Saumes 81 Neu
Mlen traf oerielbe 9errn tSatb, wo=
our6 oieier beoeutenoe SerleBunsen
erlitt. ~
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1t.

$50 lit Mih1el Rte5 Don C6eiuocr, Gous
ton Hurtmbnrg, Turop0. Seuelbe mar irii
ber III Clinton 80, ,>oDa. Serict6e miro
sebetell, all 'cjue NSutter ;I 'deciber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

3u Neu 9Sien itarb peril. @p6e
6rau S. Pielitider i'm Alter ppn so
Sabren nah SmeimOnGtliher &rantbeit.
Sic war cine Der alien Iniieolerinnen
BON Geu gSien. SNs Degrading ieno
auf benz Ct. Spnifatius=&irbGOie itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-05

uGtulis9etO 81 SUI ~iituiteu Grciltcle.
NtDge Sbr uuterHcbmeu eriOIGrei6 lcir.
(3lu6 WtaoIlou, Suo.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14


Cia. de LOteFfa del EstadO de LOuisIana,
Reputsds durante vEINTR CINCe AEos por Ia inte-
grdad en- sus sorteos -pronto pago de prenios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14
narRuoo1aNEa arNrnAIra

Nuestros corresponsales que deseen precios otrs
foFmes deben eEcbr cardad dando resdencia cn
dsdO, paOquia, Galley numerO con ls direction postal
s mporancia que los peddos vengan con antic
paci6n. Los premos pagan al presentar el bete pa
cobro pueden enViarss drectsmente nuesa ohcna
principal por condueto de cualquer banSo arsnca de
Estsnde los bees reparidos los Vendsdo
do todAs parties del mundo inposble poder 1rr
n6meTos especialess
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

Remftsse por 0rdenes Pestales, dinsro OEdsnsa per
Expreso. Leras sobre Bancoas Cara Gonte6 per Caa
Gertfcadas.
No 30 aceptan pedidoS pcr menoH de an peso
Los compradores deben tener pFesent0 que Vdndon
betee de oras loeras interiors; de mAa fe ofecsnde
lc9 vendsdores comsenes tan en0Fss que es nuY dude
Ell pAg0 de los pEenos pgQmedos. Ast quaLo6 con-
IraooEss 80 pZopla pzOseeeon dsDaa ne5s e. 9o
scsptar osroa bstaH gus los de Ii GOpa4ia acoA oe
otaEia do Honduras 10 aate mo64 taaar11 A eoEo1s
bza ee GohEAE loA EEel3i99 au1eiadoa
Eea Esessaa e gsEeFNA O. ere maNas a1 - -
fse&1e esa - zs1s f-s5ttF q q efS4
ea So A Esssa KAea ggAAs rvs 0es
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14
AVIsO IMPORTANTE

Como las leyes de cada uno dc los Estaaoa Undos pro-
hben odas las Loteras despues del 1' de EnerO da 1884,
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GUABDEsE

compraE nngun bete de alguno que prstenda ussss
en- s'gnno de dichos EstadOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

SOrteOs msssuaiss. Lstq % los prsmiOs
PREcL0 "a LQS RILLETEs

I'm dinero equivalents "a monsda cOiente de los ks
tsdos-Unidos de Norte America Bnletes enteros 81;
Doble qui atos, -; Quinos SIS D6cmo % eentavoa Vi
6euos IS centaVos Freco para las socfedsdes clubs
IN bees enteros equvsente por s50-Para lOa Vsn-
dedores preco especial Sc desean Vendedorea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14
CertifcQdO de los ComlsQyios :

Los biletes de la Companis NscionaI de Lotera da
Honduras, contendran Ell sigmente certi6ca6O:
FOR 81 presente, csTtihcsmos que vgilsmos los
honduras Compahia de Loteis d j Fstado de Ionisis-
na que persoHslmente drigtmos los soT-
Ge0s los que So hacen tOdA honradez recud
fe para todo el mundo. Autorzsmos Ia ops cue ne
este ce teado con los fastmes de nuesra rmss "a euG
anuncios,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

Este traslado de La mpania aumentara facfIftgrf
La esfera de operacOnes, dandole
Eactel International extendendO negocos los dos
hemisferios lugsr de esar como sntes crcunscFtS
america quedando bajo Ia Vglancia Ealvsguarda del
Goblerno de Honduras. No habra ningn caTnbio en- e
nj Ia nauralezs de sus gsrantas res
Ponsabilidades metodo de negocos con d
sOla exception nsgnheante retardo en- e aerVco
Ee sin embargo sera radamente obvisdo pOr los cRbea
Que unen la Europa Ia America, Ia dstanca seT6 abrs
vada por medic de Vapores que harn g. serycfo directs
mente de Puerto Core de los pusros los Rsaos
Unidos en- el Golfo de Mexico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

yoSa ESESseo Sae nc conserve 81
gaM ta7As 6tiletSs sGs a po$sadoF CARA
Sea esps SsesHss Ee ksssEgae Vf'agts
mt 4 a. - sRltEa ami kseg HRaaSfEaS III
DsaEasR. a. Mare aa GASlA-
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Los Bancos BanquerOs aguentes han pagado slempEe
presentation los premios de La OterlA del EstadO dc
Louisiana pueden atesgusr aeeTca de Ia hOnrsdez res
ponsabilidad de Ia preLente Cen pRna. J. H. OCONNOR
Pres del State National Bank New Orleans. A. Baldwin
Pres del New Orleans National Bank, New Orleans. Carl
Kohn del Union National Bank, New Orleans Geo
w. Mott Pres Citizens Bank of Louisiana. New Or
Los celehraran pubico todos los
Puerto C0rtez, Honduras, G. A., como sgus;
1894
Enero 9.-Febrero 1s.-Msrzo 1S.-Abrn l0-Maye
S-Junio 12.-Julio l0-AgostO l4.-setiembre 1l-0ctu
bre 9.-NoViembre 18.-Diciembre lS.
Con az PREMIO MAYOR DE SO, 900,
PLAN DE La LOIEkA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

Ell General ]. A. Early, al retrarse poFTsS6R de- sH
aTanzada edad, escEbe 10 slguisnte;
(COPIA)
Nueya Orleans Agoato SIDE 1898. Mny SehOr Mio;-N0
pOdre eontinusr conexi6n Compaia loterie
trasade Hondula de mi edad
considerable seris prudene para mi region
tropical. Por experiences ez sefs amos Sc
asunto Empress han sidO desempshadOs hon
radez fdelidad sepsrO de ella debe aibuirsG
descoDtanza ntegTtdad sinO Is arriba
cOnada LIE deseo la COmpahia Ell mayor exo prosps-
rlda0, quedo de Vd. AffmO y s. :. 9. b. 8. n.
u <e&e~S
Al senor Paul Conrad. FresldenGe de Ia Gompsnis
Loteria del Estado de Louisiana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

Ia ipre.i6n del seIl0 de q epuOllca de lonaaFas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

ITINERARIO vaporss Bayanan
Capital regr e 10 del corente enlazandC
CON Cc1aQGGS6 saVo los do accidey
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-14

Los negocos de Ia Oompania de Loteria del Esado de
Louisiana despqeg de vente cnco aAos de pr6speras
operacones en- Ell Estado de Louisiana han sdo transient
dos Ia Repdbca de Honduras donde estara stuaa per
manentemenbe ohcns principal denomination
The evening world., 1894-02-10

the First Born and gave herself, up, to
the Lords service. Since. h she has
has not had any of her former attacks
and Is In splendid health. .
Sister A. NJ. Davis next came forward
to give her testimony as to the efficacy
of the faith cure.
For nine years; she said; she had been
healed by faith and had since travelled
from the At!antic to the Pacific pro-
claiming the virtues of the new religion.
Sister Wright. an invalid for seventeen
years, and Henry shackicr.. who for
years was a cripple with rheumatism
but now both are cured, were other cX-
amples OF the divine healing power.
Mr.. Hoagland owns the land. upon
which the temple is to be built. He was
asked II he had, or was, going to do
nate 1t to the cause.
well. now he replied. hesitatingly,
- would rather say nothing about
Are you giving your services free in
building ito"
Now, that's another question I don't
like to answer he replied,
our bodies cured" said Sister Hoagiand,
enthusiastically.
we are willing to leave everything to
the Lord. We pin our belief On hat
chapter of the Bible which says: II any
one he sick among you let him bring
in the priests of the church. and they
shall pray with him. and the prayer OF
fatth snail heal the sick man. II his
sins shall be forgiven"
BLESS the Lord, that's It," fervently
remarked Sister Lilly.
Joseph Batten. of this city, the rich
convert to the Faith Cure doctrine. died
before HI could see the completion OF
the new temple. the. realization OF his
fond desires. He made a present to the
New York Faith-Curists OF the Home in
Fifty-ninth street. which cost $50. 900. and
had agreed to give to Rev. Mr.. Simpson,
the Christian Alliance leader, a deed for
a valuable tract of Ian on North Broad
street, in this city, on which to erect a
Faith Cure temple, when his sons inter
fered In their own interests and had the
courts enjoin the old man from spending
any more of his fortune in this manner.
He got angry at this and went to live
in the New York Faith Cure Home, where
he died some months ago.
The evening world., 1894-02-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

SAILED TO-DAY.
La GasCogne. Havre.
Umbria, Liverpool.
Kaiser Wilhelm H., Genoa.
Rotterdam. Rotterdam.
Panama, Havana.
Rhaetia, Hamburg.
Newport, Colon.
Adirondack. Kingston.
Mobile, London.
Peninsular. Azores.
Concho. Havana.
bermuda. 81. Croix.
city OF Augusta. Savanna
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The evening world., 1894-02-10
NEW FAITH CURE TEMPLE.
It Won't Be Imposing, but Still
Elizabeth Folk Are Proud,
Ono Hundred Fervid Believers Now
In the Congregation.

ELIZABETH. n. j., Feb. a.-On the
spot where, sixteen months ago, the first
faith cure services were held in Eliza
beth a faith-cure temple is to be erect
ed. The temple will not be an imposing
structure, but the devotees talk as
proudly Of It as II It they were going to
Grand street, near Spring, and will be
completed in May.
The building will be 25x5O feet, and %
feet high. 1t will be Of wood and will
cost about $4,000.
The architect and builder is John s.
Hoagland, of 945 East Grand street. an
enthusiastic Faith-Curist. Hoagland says
that his wife, son and daughter have
been ridden Of sundry ailments by the
power of divine healing.
When the Faith-Curists first obtained a
footing here they began to hold open-air
services under a tent, on the East Grand
street lot.
1t was called tht Gospel Mission, and
nett and wife. of Mt. Zion Church, at
Greenvilie, which is a branch Of the
Curists call their denomination. Brother
Bennett still conducts the services, and
In his absence Brother Edward Madden,
Of this city. is the exhorter; The mem
ber-hip Is now Increased to 100, of which
more than one-half are said to be persons
who never before attended church. The
tent not being suitable for services In Win
ter. the congregation now worship IN
Trahon's Hall, in Union street, and Will
continue to use 1t until their own edi-
fee is completed.
see Mr.. Hoagland last night to learn
about the plans Of the Faith.Curists;
and found, the gentleman. his wife and
several other Faith-Curlsts. all women,
In tho nnrlnr. They were all anxious 10
relate their experiences and were en-
thusiastic to a remarkable degree, IRE
BLESS the Lord and clap their hands
ecstatically..
MIR. Hoasland said his wife had beer
an invalid for fifteen years, and in that
time H. had cost him. on an average. :.
per week for medicine, not to speak. OF
doctors bills. She was unable to do her
household work, and rarely LEFT her
home, but now was in good health, and
Bless the Lord, that's true" eiacu.
lated seventeen-year-old Sister Sarah
n of the faith cure converts present
bug Faith Curists." said Sister Hoag.
ii enS a 'n nfe w of r Geileee a eers OF cI hes the he
healing power will not have any effect
Il never knew what It was to have 9
we'll day for years; until consscratsd
goth Of last February| have not. had g
pain or ache, and now can attend to al
my domestic duties. and walk two miles
q day to the mission hall and back
Bless the Lord again CALCULATED
Sister Lilly.
My boy" Mrs. Hoagland continued
got cured of heart trouble and my
daughter OF rheumatism and whoopins
cough by being consecrated to the ser
vice of Jesus"
Yes. bless the Lord once more re.
sponded enthusiastic Sister Lilly, who
then told her experience.
She had heart rouble, she said, and
vas warned by her physician, DR.
Braun, not to go far away from home
as she was liable to die at any moment
Every day she had regular attacks OF
dizziness and weakness of the heart
Blk weeks ago she. Joined the Church OF
The evening world., 1894-02-10
u. G. U. Y. S.
n You DO. and You Are n Member.
Look Ont for TrOuble.

If you should happen to meet a person
wearing on the lapel of his coat a me-
diminished nickel button bearing the mi
tials "D. G. L. y. S." do not imagine he
belongs to some new social, military or
secret organization. Nor is he common
Grating 1~.nwrence's order OF Don't give
IN the ship" Not much, 1t is simply to
identify the name of n new association,
the Don't-Give-Up-Your-Scat Club.
One young man who struggled with
the problem OF what the initials stood
for. hit upon the idea that they meant
de guys Now It is not uncommon for
a person who inquiries about a man who
wears one OF the little buttons to be in
formed that he Is lone OF de guys"
This club was recently organized by
some downtown business men. who have
heroically, IL ungallantly. combined never
to r%elinquish their seats In any horse.
trolley. steam car or any other vehicle
of transportation, to any human or brute
being. alive or dead. either proceeding
up or down town or standing still. This
Is particularly applicable to ~ travel.
Rank or age offers no bar to admit
lance to the club. There are no entrance
fees or dues. All that is required OF can
didates is a solemn oath to preserve the
one rule of the club, lent all moral and,
II necessary, physical aid, to members,
and buy their W buttons.
A series OF fines, however. have been
arranged of 81 for the first relinauish-
ment of a seat. s. for the second in
fringement, 500 for the third, with a
cumulative penalty OF expulsion for the
fourth violation. It has not been decided
yet what shall be done with the accrued
fines. They may possibly be handed
over to Col. Hahn to buy extra morning
n evening IL cars with.
Though. only organized three weeks
! there IL already some trouble In the club.
The Nice-President an assistant book
keeper in a Wall street bank, gave up
his seat on two occasions in a SIKH
avenue e. train to his f1ancee. who Is
quite wealthy. He was forgiven. but
warned. Another member gave his seat
to his landlady. He only escaped by
proving that he was a few weeks board
shy and in danger of being put out into
the street, had he not propitiated the lady
by standing up In her place. Severa
pleas OF employer" wealthy custom.
err" or ditto uncle or aunt" ave beer
refused and fines imposed.
Ladies returning at 3 or $40 O'Clock
from shopping trips will doubtless un'
derstand now why men with a ID. G
L. Y. s." badge don't give them seating
! room in the cars. The rules of the clut
are ironclad and cost money to break.