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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
. RIG BILL AGAINST THE ELEVATED ROAD.

1-bomas 2 Wickes referee, has made report
10 the Supreme Court recommending tha' sarah,
rossnhine Mary Frank and Annie Lazarus and
r-ork lazarus as administrator OF the estate OF
Emma Lazarus. are entitled 10 judgment against
The Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company and the
Manhattan Railway Company. for injury to the
n,oner,v No 81 Broadway. caused by the mante-
nance Of the elevated railroad. The referee reports
that this property which runs through to TRINITY
place and is on the northeast corner of Exchange
III. o,1 Trinity Place has been damaged 10 the
sxtsrt ~ & 900 a year in the loss OF rentals which
80, March . 1885 10 August l. 1873. when the
Io ,i ~ brought 10 trial aggregates A972 o. and
60 MAJ the value Of the property has been per
,narently damaged by the taxing or the easements
haiora,frg 10 H. 10 the extent of 5000
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CFLEBRAT TON AT LAFA TETTE.

Easton. Penn. oct 24-An recitations were
omitted at Lafayette College to-day In honor OF
the twenty-irst anniversary Of the dedication Of
Parlee Hall. the magnificent building erected by
Ario Pardee for the OF the Scientific School
that bears his name. A feature Of the day was the
annual address. given In the auditorium ana at
tended by the trustees students and many teachers
of the county. President e u. Warfed presided
Professor Arnold Guyot Cameron. of Yale | nj
versity, delivered the address His subject was
The Real France in our Education and Politics.
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THEY Will FIGHT THE COFFEE EXCHANGE.

Baltimore oct "a (SpeciaD.The action OF the
New-York Coffee Exchange In suspending from
membership Theodore q. Lurman, of T. G.. Lurrnan
& Co. and H. NJ Wagner. large coffee dealers OF
Baltimore will be contested in the courts. The
New-York Exchange charges the Baltimore dealers
with violation OF the rules. The trouble Is the
result OF a dispute about artihcally colored coffee
beans. II Is contended here that no court or
Justice will sustain the NewY Exchange; Tho
amount of money involved In the transaction Is
$4,000 The Baltimore merchants have engaged
counsel. and legal proceedings Will soon be nsii-
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v1p,vc. OFT AN INSURANCE COMPANY.

WIPING OFT An INSURANCE OUMFANf'
The report Of william W. La1d jr. that the stand
ard Fire Insurance Company should be dissolved
mas elad Yesterday In the Supreme Court. The
-. ,.,s orpanizad IN 1853 with capital stock
.. 500 oaN The company went into liquidation in
the early part Of 1892. and it was shown that for hye
veare there had been steady iiminution or us as
800 49, husiness was decreasing, and the company
nnable to raw any dividends. Its risks were re-
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IMPOSSIBLE TO SECURE JUSTICE.

Princeton. Ill. Oct 24.-The 1--WE defendants IN
Guiding Mayor Lauer who received penl,sntary
sentences In the Spring Valley Pnkerton conspiracy
case. were granted trials In the Circuit Court
here to-day by Judge Stpp. As result. a high
state Of excitement prevails. and both the defend
ants and the action OF the Judge openly de-
nounced Il Is considered that the Judge unduly
favored the defendants during the trial Il has been
Impossible TO make verdict stand in the court
against any Of the Spring Valley and Ladd con-
spiratOrs store loiterers and rioters.
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HELP W ANTED.

Female.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTED ns coos
and laaalress. II East 7gth-ft.
HOUSEWIVES DESTROYS - Gaining 81 fpr
a few hours work ~ home address. with
stamp. g.. NJ INSTITUTE. South Bend.
Ind
WANTED 4 young lady with artistic
Ideas 10 learn good paying work. SIS
a week er'ly made. Apply 2i2 East 2}d-
st. Room l.
WAITED In small family. n competent
and respectable person as cook or Cupk-
hOus' keeper must be- Nrat-class cook and
well recommended Address, giving refer
enc"s. To- NJ. box lo2. Tribune Uptown OF
nee l2i2 Br0ilWay
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business purposes: Investors advised with
out charge 81 desirable opportunities. high
eat COMMERCIAL references. GRIGGS 81
CARLETON. 202 broadway.
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS in city and
country for the right party with some
capital # VIII pay TO Investigate. ~
Wnll-st.. Room o.
A. IMMEDIATE LOANS made on furnl-
ture IN use. no removal. Inconvenience
or publicity. also on storage receipts. Ad-
dress r.. l.. O.. Box ia brooklyn.
a GENTLEMAN Of ability and experience
would take exclusive agency for first
class druggist specialties In Chicago and the
New \ nrk
ASSOCIATION or NURSES. Nurses Jun
irainedJ wanted good pay after months.
Drugstore. 80 Bleccker-si
A.-IMMEDIATE LOANS made on furni-
or publicity Address Room 9. jefferson
building. 4 and - Court Square. Brooklyn.
GOOD CORNER liquor-store: cheap. up
town. Fast side Inquire y. SCHiIFF.
2.265 2d-ave.
WILL PAY more cash for stocks. boots.
shoes clothing. drygoOds. groceries. city
or country; business confidential Call or
address ALDERMAN. 329 Church-st
WANTED PARTNER-Certaln cure for
cancer: fortune in II: also druggist to
act as general agent. BENNETT. Post
Office Box ~. Brooklyn.
$1,000 TO So. 900 WANTED in recently or
ganizcd manufacturing company profits
unusually large: excellent opportunity for
a safe Investment Address INVESTI
GATE. Box -. Tribune Once.
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uopsrs AND CARRIAGES.

WFLL-KNOW business NAN VII VII
sell for want Of use his reauiiful sagn,e
and driving sound hackney cob i'I Sifo
after he has been tried and examined ".so
,,orv chear. dash clock IN The wagon. etc.
RESPONSIBLE. Tribune Once.
HORSES winte-ed az Willow Glen Farm;
hest references. Address lJr. o. Q,
JACKSON. 7. O. Box l6i. Jamaica, l. J.
MONTHLY COACHMAN. having nice
turnout. would let by the month one or
fwo-horse- carriage; 10 drive himself, very
reasonable: any part OF city; reference.
IL F.. 900 6ih-ave
sl5O-LADY going South fine light cut
under extension top family phaeton; used
two months: cost 10 order. S425: silver
plated harness: cost. $9o: price. 80. 10
West 44th-st., private stable.
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MISCELLAN EOCS.

If YOU WISH TO HAVE your pointer or
setter dog trained address CHAS. MA
LONE mo better In the WORLD, No. o
BishOp-st.. Jersey CITY
LADIES prefer Byron Roach Traps to tx-
terminate reaches and waterbugs from
their apartments because they are war
ranted 10 catch them all or money re-
funded better than pOisons or powders.
they make no dirt and are not dangerous;
cent by mail, 30c. BYRON. 200 3d-ave.
Sold by housefurnishcrs.
NTED. Second hand microscope: sec
Midland musical box. state original
price and present price; also full 6escrip-
ton Of each. Address G.. $. r.. $50 9TH
ave
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FLATS TO LET-Cufurniahe

49, -
THE CLINTON. 253 West 42d-st. nenr
noadway-- -Beautfu all light apart
menu' private halls. baths, steam heat
building. i"
BROOKLYN.
SLATS TO LET.-Park Slope: beautiful
hinauon: only l. minutes 10 Bridge: .
80 ~ from Prospect Park: s rooms. light
thu cheerful; all improvements s25 10 s5I
Me- are the handscmest fats IN either
A. ork or Brooklyn for the money
Lion 81 ~ nSourt,st and 27G Flatbush-ayS
r,AAHDvtKTisEMEyTS AND svnSCDTp.
tNES v sGa THE NEW.YORK Ti:in.
yrIt,,wH IL KE RECEIVED AT THE
ShWr cf l no.te ~ Th!ry.nrst.st. and AD.
ihsess iss IN EMS at the following Branch
s sesSe, Forty .sevcnth-st 80 Eas. For,,.
isss,.ss ;.. so 'rS,, inI'd ave-, lso East
~ ~ sixty nistst.; i.7os Fipst.aV ,.c'Y yce
Sfv-second-st; 1872 CoiumbuSaye
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Ock holl

THE BECK MILLIONS IN COURT.
The suit brought by the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. executor OF the will and of the estate
Of Charles Bathgate Beck. in the Supreme Court, to
have the will pronounced valid. called in Part
III OF the Supreme Court yesterday by Justice
OBrien. Upon consent of counsel, the case was
passed until to-day
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany oct oi-The day calendar IN the Court Of
Appeals for is Nos 500. 55S 5j4, $50. 557
JjS 80 and 500
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FURNISHED FLATS WANTED.

Vanished APARTMENTS WANTED
oy small family second or third noor,
e snu between 10th and SOth SITS. on West
eloe. from November 10 May: rent mod
ss.rrr,,e. Address. with particulars. APART
nhNr. Box 3. Tribune OHlce.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth-st-Ar-
t,sfIr substantial villa. less than 800
600. easy terms: send for circular ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT CO. 1s broadway.
WOoDLAWN CEMETERY. - Handsome
plot for sale; fronting avenue ant path
price very reasonable. r.. EDMUND
MARKS. 229 Broadway.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

Washington oct 2i-The Supreme Court day call
for Thursday October o. will be follows Nos
co. PA 81 49, 40 Al. A. 49, A.. 4S. 49, 80 u ard 49,
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FLATS TO LET--Fur,. tr..cd.

IN THE sTUYvEsANT ANNEX. 14s
Fast 1sth-st Corner apartment: fur
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT: terms
eesohable best location In Orange. Ad-
Uss CHAS. LINDSEY. 20 High-st.
orange. y J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures. all
kinds FOR sale or rent: furnished houses
TUBS & TAYLOR. Beekman-et.. \. I.
CALIFORNIA.
An exceptionaily fine 2O-acre ranch or
navel oranges apr!cots. prunes and olives
in fun bearing: handsome. large new house
and necessary outbuildings; an ideal home
beautiful location IN the san GabileI va
lev 90 miles from Pasadena. Ia miles
from railroad station: posioffice. churches.
etc Address Lock Box Cos. Pasadena
Cal.
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FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second.
hAni wood and ron working machines
fully guAranteed. machinery bought and
eIohai ged. GEORGE Is EDDY. 3ss Mad.
sons'
LICENSE (crcisel to sell. So G,crck-s'.
top hrof.
A FAMILY Nil sacrifice the hanisom"
fancy case upright plano. coat 49, a few
months ago. scarf. stool. for SIS. Inquire
i21 East llIih-st
4 MAGNIFICENT t"oo w riEh, plan.
three pedals. silver mounted. high~e'
Worids award. r"solving fF!l and hack
hollow. splendid tone. sacrificed $3.50. ~
West 3Sth-s'
PIANO. brilliant tone. all Improvements
chap. no humhlg don't miss ~. 33i
East rDih-st.. nrs, floor.
SAFES -Oid and nov safes. safes On easy
terms. safe. exchanged moved and r"-
paired ". II BUTLER. - Duane-si .
near broadway
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE,

PHILADELPHIA real estate wanted In
exchange for two furnished cottages at
Long Branch Address W A. SAlLER.
r. o. Box 1872, Philadelphia.
BROOKLYN.
FOR EXCHANGE. House. f-stoTy ana
basement. swell front: brownstone resi-
dsnce: well and conveniently located: fine
order: hardwood finish; hardwood noors /.
nhntels. mirrors etc. subject 20 his'
mortgage. $1,000. owner VIII give equity
and additional cash for New-fork t"ne-
mer' or fat property. Apply 20 Court
: or 27G Flatbush-ave Brooklyn. LEON
ARD MOODY. Real Estate.
r!dpvsERTIs EMENTs AND sUBsCnIP'
kIDNs FOR THE NEW-YORk TRlB.
EEE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
RssowN OFFICE: No. l.2t2 Broadway
g noN north Of Thirty-nrst-st.: and AID
ACHIEVEMENTS at the following Branch
on.ees; "a Eighth-ave.: 100 Third-ave :
.o,ner forty-seventh-st.: ~? East TortY-
ssssss..sh'h-st. corner Third-ave no East
..s'h-st. near Third ave. :02S Thlrd-avs
w,n Sixty Grst-st.: LOS First-ave.; loo
w.. Mss' For'v. eecord-st 100 Coinrfl,s
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ABSOLUTELY hTst-cisss apartments. suits
and single. exquisitely furnished. mod
efn'. II Wet .sfi-s.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TOILET.

42D-ST.. PSI WEST.-Light. cheerful
rooms furnished or unfurnished. Apply
MANAGER. Clinton Apartment 253 West
42d-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

5lST-ST.. Sc WEST Handsome rooms
with board. every comfort - l>1me
small family. highest references given and
required.
c. WEST 7lST-ST.-A few select boarders
taken. excellent table. reasonable terms.
references required.
So IRVING PI.ACE.-A riite Of large ele-
giant rooms on parior hoor. board op-
tional. private bath: house strictly inst
class.
1OTH-sT.. 40 EsT.-E7sgnnt suites and
single rUoms. newly decorated also
handsome apartment for Doctors ONCE
with superior board.
list ST. WEsT.-Elegnnt ruit 81
rooms. with private bath. "a moor. quiet
home life. Central Park.
7isT-sT. WEST Elegantly suite ~
rooms with private bath. second hooi
quiet home NE Central Par%.
II MADisOS-AVE.- Large hanisoms
rooms. third noor. families cr gentlemen.
with board. references exchanged
lOl WAVEkLEY PLACE. northwest corner
Warrington square. Fine rooms. excel
lent table. references.
1870 WEST loiTH ST. Handsomely fur
nished sunny square rooms. heated: with
OF without private bah. near !. station.
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u. l.. RlSLEf,
22l Snnfh iOfh-st Phlladelphia. Pa.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sCBsCRIP-
TiONs FOR THE NEW-YORk TkIB-
UEE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 Broadway.
"a door nt..h 81 Thrty-frst-st. and AD-
INVESTMENTS AZ the following Brarch
Orrc-.: "a E.ghth-ave.; TGO Third-ave..
corner Forty -seventh-st.; 15s East Forty
i25,h-st. near Third-ave O29 Third-sve..
ear Sixty arst-st.: los First-ave.; 100
West For,y-second- at. 1902 Colunous-ave
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


A DESIRABLE second-story suite Of fam
ily rooms. together or separate. superior
board. a West l2th-s,.
LEXINGTON AVE. 49, cor 45th-s,.-
Large alcove room handsomely furnished
with Board.
LEXINGTON-AY 73l.- Handsomely fur
nished single and double rooms IN private
family; excellent table. references
TWO GENTLEMEN or cheerful young
couple can secure adjoining rooms. over
looking Hudson and Riverside Drive. de-
iightful and CHEEKY Surroundings, good
home table. 175 West End-aye.
VERY SUPERIOR accommodations with
refined American family 'privateJ. sec
ond and third floors. en- suite or singly:
hall room. parlOr dining room: excellent
table 1926 West 33d-st.
room. also back parlor. excelien, table:
reference.
MADISON $50 corner GOth-st.-
Elegant suite on second floor with board
other rooms; strictly hrst-class.
Q WEST Bath -sT.-Iiandsomeiy furnished
second and third doors; private table.
appointments strictly hrst-class.
1lTH-sT. 2s EAST near 5th-ave.-very
desirable large room; quiet. clean house;
rrnning water. abundant table
oisT-sT. i45 EAST (Gramrrcy Park
Pleasant large and small rooms; generous
table: everything nrst-class; private park
privileges; references. ----.--
2fST. . WEST-One large room; southern
exposure: table board: references.
"a EAST 1OTH-ST.. near Central Park
Unusually superior accommodations. with
board. winter arrangements; dining-room
parlo- floor.
az EAST 29TII-ST.. near Nadison-ave.-
Fourth floor rooms for gentlemen with
board: reference.
37TH-ST., 40 WEST.-Desirable well-fur-
rior board: references required.
zaD-sT i4s WEST. near Eroadway.-Dc-
sirabIe rooms for gentlemen. en- suite or
sineiy: table and appointments excellent.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

ABSOLUTELY nrst-ciass apartments. SUITS
and single. exqu!sitely furnished. mod
craze. II Wee, 2jth-s;.
LELANS ARNO IL Wet 2-ih-si, be-
tween Broadway and 5th-ave. Nicely
furnished rooms. permanent OF transient.
rates reasonable.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE-Two large fur
nished Rooms. singl" OF together. pri-
vate bath: strict attendance and perfect
Independence afforded occupant. Address
MODERATE. l.2i2 Broadway.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. WEST 80
facing ParkJ.-Des!rable rooms. excel
lent table: parlor Moor. rearonable.
IA ST. MARK = PLACE. Two handsomely
furnished rooms. every cpnvrnienc-. me
location. for gentlemen or light hpusekeep-
ing. terms reasonable. flight. GARDNER.
- AND 20 GRAMERCY PAKK.-Grntie-
men only. elegantly furnished rooms with
private bath. also rooms en- suite and small
rooms, breakfast II desired. reference
20 EAST ODD ST Large. desirable rooms
"" suit" or singiy. references exchanged
..4a-sl.. - WEST. Two large. choice
rooms. single or ell suite. call afternoons
only.
5sTH ST. SO EAST. Large from, room to
one or two bachelors; fine house. with
owner.
18TH ST. III WEST. Elegantly furnished
large room; hot and cold water. well
heated; convenient: bath. seen any time.
terms reasonable; references.
18Th ST. II EAST. Private family de-
sircs letting TO refined gentleman ele-
ganuy furnished large square room: bay
windows. fronting street. dressing room:
tiled bathroom: every modern convenience
new house; exceptionally restricted neigh
bOrhood
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UOr'sEWORK-By neat. tidy young girl;
good plain cook. washer and ironer; elty
or country. nrst-class references. Is West
42d-st
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED -- Catholic mon intelligent.
honorable. work In his own locality 81
per week. J. X. Gay. % 5'h-asc.. Chl.
cagu. ~.
WANTED GOOD. reliable travelling sales
men ia every state ia the Union ans
Canada 4 Gel luhrilaflnk 81. and girAsr N
commission. Address THE LAWRFN' l.
OIL co. Cleveland ONO.
WANTED Men 10 e.cry county ir N~r-
YORK and ad ming states 10 aC: As grl-
VEf~ detectives under instruction 4 'hi-f
Aing~ who has had - years experience .
experience not n~re-sa ary good pay fur
'Tar~ time. particulars free NATIONAL
DETECTIVE BI KEAT. indianapolis. Inl
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FOR sAI.E.-Only SIS for acre farm.
Jersey; close 10 a railroad: finest markets
In the world; especially adapted for small
fruits poultry. vegetables. etc: hi9h ana
dry; healthy neighhorhood: sold on install
Insured. send for particulars.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-27

Friday afternoon Mrs. L. c. Jackson re
ceived. She was assisted at the reception
by Mrs. Charles Martin Of Brockton, y. Y.
Mrs Will Granger, Mrs. ]. Z. Caldwell,
Misses Mary aud Nina Caldwell.
sTbe hours of the entertainment were
from until o'clock. The parlors were
decorated with roses and the dining room
ornamented with smilax and roses. Re
freshments were served by Miss Helen
Taylor and Miss Ellsworth. The favors
were of jassamiue.
The guests were Mesdames n. Granger,
II. l.. Taylor, II. II. Piatt, A. w. Oliver,
Il. w. Sargent, c. l.. Davidson, J. H. Alley,
Rbea of Peoria, II. L. Stevens, Steever, J.
T. Caldwell, W. W. Sweet j. Il. Everett,
r. 2. Murdoch, T. B. Wall. f. B. Jewett,
). c. Rutan, j. C. Jennings, Z. W. Oliver,
r. Z. Torrington, Coler Sim, NJ J. Oliver.
e. II. Poole A J. Bell, f. G. Smyth jr, w.
A. Granger, j. ID. Alexander, j. Eldridge
J. G. Jones, Mathis, r. Il. Guthrie. o. ID.
Kirk, J. L. Dyer, S. A. McClunX Burr, o.
d. Barnes. Meyers. Charlton, Fisher, y. Nc
Clees, William InEes. Kos Harris, 5. q.
Winch. Decatur. q. II. Reach. G. ID. Fazel,
ID. S Colt, b. f. McLean.< r. II. Roys,
Finlsy Ross. E. G. Smyth. ST., Charles
Smyth, r. A. Smyth, w. L. Stanley, II.
1mboden, George knorr, j. II. Black. 5.
;. Noble; Misses Helen Taylor, Mamie
Caldwell, Nina Caldwell, Beatrice Atkins,
Belle Steever, Mary Rutan, Jessie Adams.
Eta Mason, Anna Mason. Mamie Bar
wise, Sadie Guthrie. Jennie McClung,
Carrie Weaver, Mary Hall, Eta Fellows,
Susie Sweet, Lena Richards, Anna Burr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-27
The aaehita paiy Eagle Sunday glorune ay ~, 1884.

Eternal punishment will be admins
Tered TO the three evils.
"W hat are the three evilss"
The devil. the beast and the false
prophet. Tne Catholic church II the beast
aud the head of the national reform party
Is the false prophet. for be says he will
pu, tue Hebrew Sabbath into hell The
CatAOlic church, after the cities are de-
stroyei, will make an attempt to gather
don't believe in the private Interpretation
OF the sacred book. They have been gath
ering up arms for this purpose and have
them stored away in the easements OF
their churches waiting for ~ op2ort unity
to slaughter all of Gods people. They are
buying them up in all arsenals and storing
them away in coffius to avoid suspicion.
body will bs destroyed but His own peo-
pie. Then He will gather all His people
into Jerusalem"
when you left the city to come out here
did You have any supernatural warniugs"
II did. Mr. Kincaid said / owed him IS
for reut aud told me if did not get out of
his house he would have me in court
didn't owe him a cent. AS our people are
not allowed to 60 to law / considered his
threat a warning from the Lord to leave
before the destructiOn'of dynamite would
oyerrake me-"
"Why ibid they expel You from the
church,"
Il wrote BOOK in ten chapters about
my prophecy and they said no Que had the
power of prophecy but sister White. The
preacher read my books aud returned
them to me- He said three of them in
spected them and pronounced my prophe-
cy false. He said be was very glad that
three of them decided it that way for ''in
the mouth of three every word will be per.
fecied'"
four hours and said that it would take till
midnight TO give all the authorities for
her prophecy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-27
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Receptions, Teas. Card Parties, and Enter;a
ments Of All Kinds

Miss Mamie Luling enteItains mex
Tuesday.
Mrs. +. Coen entertains the cooking clut
next Thursday.
Mrs. S. Goldstein entertained the Entr,
Nous society Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. L. Chambers of the West Side enter
tanned at tea, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. L. Dyer will entertain at dupli
cate whist, next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dave Hays entertained a numbe,
OF friends informally Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. II. Smyth gives a compliment,
ary musical TO Miss Atkins, next Wedues
day.
Mrs. George Matthews entertained a,
cards Thursday evening for Miss Flora
Casweli.
Mrs. Franklin Coen will entertain al
whist in her home on College Hill, tomor.
row evening.
Tomorrow will be French day with the
Hypatia An entertaining program has
been arranged.
Mrs. Fred Bentley. Mrs. T. J. Rogers
and Miss Minnie Peck received al
the Metropole Thursday afternoon
Friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
Erlck OF South Market street "Wednesday
evening. their twentieth wedding ami
verSary.
Mrs O. ID. Kirk entertained at dinner IN
her home on College Hill. Thursday. Her
guests wers: Mesdames-L. NJ Richard
son, .. u Bentley. +. Coen, E B. Jewett.
w. r. stout, Foster Brook, Frank Wood
w b. Thockmorton. II. T. Harris.
Mrs William Nash entertained the La
dies W hist club Wednesday afternoon.
.Irs. A :. Parks and Mrs. w B. Throck-
morton won the favors. The participants
were MeSdames F. Coen, B. L. Church
ward, j. Richardson. +. Brooks F Wood
q. ID kirS. q. Il. Bentley, + b. Jew.tt.
Mr. and Mrs W y. WHEY entertained
at cards, Thursday. Tor Mr.. and Mrs. D.
vine OF Leavenworth. The guests were:
Knight, L. r. kennaird. r Dn,.n.
Misses-MaFy Heller. Minnie Stucky. En-
ma NeClees. Ella Heller. Iue= Criditor.
Messrs-B l. Mcknight. Fred otucky.