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TrnnsvnnI Property Forfeited.

Pretoria, Feb. 26.-The high court Of
the South African Republic has con-
frmed the introductory proclamation is
sued by President Kruger regarding the
mining shares and other property held
In the Rand by the persons who were
arrested at johannesburg and brought
here for trial. The proclamation de-
clares the property mentioned forfeited
in the event of the conviction Of the
owners thereof.
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telegraph operator suicides.

Raleigh. N. c.. Feb. 26-The Primi-
orga nizer Of the Order Of Railway Teie-
graphers, who made his headquarters
here for year, committed suicide last
night at the St. James Hotel, his body
being found this morning by servant
Poor health is the clr1y known cause
He WAS twenty-seven years OF age,
and was originally from Keysviile, Va.
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The Gold Ifcscr~a

Washington. Feb. 2S.-The Treasury
gold reserve. at the close of business
to-day, stood at sl23, ,227.1l9. The viii.
drawals for the day amounted 10 sGo3
200. Since January to February oisi
inclusive. the Withdrawals have aecre.
gated S32, 2,413.396. or more than $500 coo
per day
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ConstantsS+aple. Feb. 26.-rTnjtea
States Minister Terrell has received a
telegram from Marash, stating that sun
plies for the relief Of the Armerinns in
Asia Minor, are obtainable in Mara sh,
Messrs. Hubbell and Mason, of the
American Red Cross Society, viii start
for Zeitoun to-day.
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Elected treasurer of Maryland.

Annapolis, Md. Feb. 26.-Thomas ].
Shryock was elected treasurer Of Mary
land to-day by the General Assembly
in joint convention to succeed Mr.. Spen-
Ger c. Jones. General S'hryock was
nominal ted by the Republican caucus
Senator's have heretofore refused to
go into an election.
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Au ocean of Reep snoIled

Chicago. Feb. 26.-More than a quar-
ter Of million gallons of beer were spoil
nd by fire in the cooling rooms of the
M. Brand Brewing Company last night.
The damage 10 the beer and the build
ing in which 1t was housed was estimat-
ed by Mr.. Brand at $4,000.
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LUMBER Deaiers Assign.

New York. Feb. 26.-Rohinson and
Booth, wholesale dealers In lumber.
made an assignment to-day. The firm
had been In business some twenty-five
years. No statement OF aasets or ltaOi-
ltes has as yet beer -.ven.
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San Antonio Express reria rks tfia4 ~
treaty of arbitration between Enssana6
and the United States would save ESASs
countries much useless era9ory. {, ssS.s a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27

Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth; no
pain. N. z. D. Rooms. Ennis. 1872 Main
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The imprint OF the 81 govern. f
ment makes the doliad yaiua. l
ble-rnakes It circulate every. y.
where-Just as The S yirginian 9
imprint makes O 1c. a aSSword S
want worth more than It costs rs
circulatcs II everywhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19

man: in worship. as the gesture OF the soul
heavenward: in prayer. as the wings upon
which the soul would soar toward It's ideal,
In the church. "a the commonwealth OF
hearts that enables mea aud women 10
discharge more fully their social relations,
that serves to sharpen their inteiectuai
life and make more pointed the declsioho
of conscience. This church believes una,
the awful anguish of guilt ana the sublime
lows of innocence are realities more press
inn. to the human soul than any judgment
dav of the old theology. or heaven and
he'll located In space This church believes
in the continuous creations OF God, that
lie still works in the unfolding but SUN
unfinished universe. 1t believes that out
of the blocks of time the rising walls OF
eternity are being shaped. 1t believes
that by virtue of struggle nnd thought
trial. disappointment and sorrow, through
valleys of doubt and caves of fear, along
thornv roads, over cross-crowned heights.
the children of men are being led up TO the
| tahlulands of uncloudcd light, of unhedged
| talinwship
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qunsy that nearly checked him. He could
not swallow, he could hardly breathe. His
lie WAS IN imminent danger
Sally was visitor every day ut the rec
tory and was urgent to see the Sick man.
She wRs refused admission, but pressed
SO vehemenrly hat finally she WAS suffered
just to SEQ him. but she was warned not
to speak.
She was conducted to the sick room and
the door thrown open. Then she hchold
her pastor lying in bed grooming; almos;
! In cXtremitic-.
RAISING her hand she pointed at him
| with one fager. and said; 'lf thou livcst
| q pnss'n, then thou Invest! If thou diest
!, O i,ass'n, then thou disst!'
The effect on the sick man was-an cN
plosion Of laughter that burst the qunsy
| mud his recoVnrN.
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Some dav, some day of days, ;reaiirs the
street
with IDLE. Needless pace,
Unlocking tDr such grace,
shall behold your face.
Some DAY. some dag of days thus may we
meet.
perchance the sun may shine from skies
Of May.
or winters icy chilli
Touch lightly vale ard hill;
what matter? / shall thrill
Through every vein with summer on 'ua'
day.
once more HES perfac, youth will all come
back.
And for a moment there
| shall stand fresh ana fai7,
And drop the garment care;
Once more my perfect youth shall nothihs
lack.
shut my ayes ROW. think how twill be-
How, face to face, each soul
VIII slip !ts long oeutrol.
I1crge. tho dismal dole
OF dreary fato's Dark separating sea
And rlancc to glance, and hand to hand in
greeting.
Tho pas, with all IS faars,
IT'S silence ana rs tears.
It's lonely yearnng years
Shall vanish In the moruent 81 that meet
-Eli7abeth STUART Phelps.
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POULTRY pANAcEA
Prairie Farmer.


Prairie Farmer.
what vast amount Of unit
1870, .,. .o,s ,,,o 4,
'Waouie ABOUT fo""is e
every year. only the o''es Sa'
lonr-winded article on care Of M
l., u,,,ar !, u.b;ch tho writer HI +
J" "i"'''' y" -,
set OF rules ana resu''''oAs
make a hen laugh herself nea1
could road ,hen. To carry out NJ !
.,,,,d hs oh,kN
nons a perso" "o"''
his hens IN the parior anu n'Ns
cock and veterinary surgeon. Ia|
,,.,,,,,s avid ch.micaIu
!, ieeuS. ,o',.ia, ,,,,a ,, vn,,,d give In
nv ,.,',, -,n a,n.ea ms inside Of N
~, NV nos, n,oli,ic themes ~ 1
W ,..o 'ioi me-, T., ,he disesses 4
n"ul,'s 800 cor,,,,ls elixirs d
nv '"'i'" ~ ,, wv brought to IN
ants and pana'ea ,.,,s u,oI ,s anats|
49, 80" ~, ~ Lew cop,blna,ion Of vi
~ -, ,' an, I'D otherwise d!sssrs
l ,,, In. n' nowders and n
u , sl ,.,,,,. ,,nder great stu
"lii''i' 'ns o,,e ,ime or sm.A
agNise ',as, a, o." ne = dead sure /
,Io,,u .o' :" "," IN no,,,try. Ahsz1
enu ',.' VI , ,""' o ~, told me e,ris
oH.u w. c,,,e any case Of hsl
WAY ne Ill ia half an hour vii
~, VIZ 49,, 49, I'D most abundih''
e.,' - ",p' 80, About year ~
~ ~. a." ra.' is,' ,a,,,,ht the simon-prT'
~ 'u 49,, t" ~ ',oscl them lios'''
a NC, 'hon " 'o' n' h,ands Of ktrcsis
.i'i's I'M III. ia i,rcsistably ezFs
on. ca,ntN a,,u man who "
A'i"',', 49, u o,e day informs
man n, iiis IA, 'a''a ,nnor,ont and dss
,r'. w., M M"p 10 VA cured whole ~
ilsI. M, 49,, -. ~ -, aholcra smittta
80. n' ,,', !, '" neat little disors
pou,u M, WIN ,,, a. disease got ifs
own. Iho sen ,,l,,'i, , and he vs.!
noss IN .,ie r,,rc them. y,
soouiS SUN M e. enaod 10 mix and \
poi'p ne p ,,'oo,s,v A couple o.
ms Esea. . 80, u.soo Yin a black eye !
TER ne fe'urh'u Wv" .aa ra Of his
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BLASTS FROM RAMS HORN.

The smaller the soul the bigger n dollar
looks.
The man who makes his own god always
has little one.
y holy life is an argument that always
staesers "A skoptic.
In trying to keep all he gets, stinGy
man steals from himself.
\ lazy man is always going to do great
thrgs-after awhile"
There are too many people who never
pray until they have TO.
some people become very pions as soon
as ,hcy get IN Il tight place
The devil iinds it hard to discourage the
preacher who has praying church behind
him.
The man who repents on sick bed and
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SUNDAY THOUGHTS.

Angels know how much we want the
Lord to come 10y what we are doing TO
help make the devil go.
The man who has faith to move a mount
ain viii not try his hand at it simply to
see how i; would look to see mountain
move :.
The devil is the only gamer when self
righteous man measures himself with
hyrucrlte.
God provided for the worst tha' couiu
hanpen to man before lie breathed into
him the breath of lifc.
Live to make somebody happy or YOU
will never know what the true meaning
of life is.
The best employed people In the world
are these who devote their lives to DONG
good.
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that no was dead. since n n
since no had been heard n ~

that no was dead, s,n,. \
since he had been heard \
dom. u q
When all were seated W.
his tattered robe barely coy.1,
figure AS he crossed the MY
dog now grown feeble with NV.
head, and giving n yelp Of ,s.
his old form TO his bclovosS, a, us
ana then he fell dead, his ra. s'ls
having first been rewarded v y,
watching and waiting. Noa,a ~
Incident save the beggar, WIN .. ~
self by the hearth. drew hi, ~ Nv
his moistened eyes, 80 "ss
In those days the moor war. .
fcrently from what they Sean s y
Ulysses was received lntn Nv "
room of the queen and servoa @
ton from hcr table, WI
When the guests had been "a.
grew even merrier than befor.' ' =.
not long before Ulysses bec.-..
for their coarse Jokes, One ~.
FAR as to raise a stool and strt, \
with 1t. and Telemachus csaA
control his anger and indignaslos !.
his father SO Treated within II.
Bnt look from Ulysses ouba N
things went on as before.
Then, at last, they called 70, n. l
strength. Penelope smiled, ana "
cd first that all weapons sh,r,.
mo> ed from the room, since /, y.
ment they might be put TO a ~
When this was done. twelve rIa,, \
ranged. several feet apart. inrs1
down the hall. Then lareA ~
culver fun of arrows. which ~
won In one of his heroic S.ss]
brought out.
"Whoscever can string thh v
shoot an arrow through the tpsr'
may have me for his bride, MI
lorc.
Telemachus first took the bov Y
to bend 1t TO tit the arrow 10 NJ,
But struggle as he would, he uli
much as move it.
"Fle is only u STRIPPING" trea /
noble. Give 1t to me!'
And 50 they tried, one aitr !
They creased tho string with hi
with oil. but no one could bend q
When all had tried, Ulysses stu,
ward and begged permission 70 Ii
th.y iecred. and buffe,ed him for 4
even ask SO high favor. Blu,
cried out:
LET him try. Though he Isl
SAYS he was once soldier. Lett,
Then they made way. and ulyas
the bow, bent it as easily as II ia
n willow wand and sent the ana
through the twelve rings. whsn
end Of its course It struck into
and remained fast.
And then Minerva took the dlsft
Ulysses. and he stood revealed.
"Behold me-Clysses" he cried
dorcus tones. Now see how Ii
ward You all for daring to am
queen: for daring to make m Il
place of revelry" IS
Then. with unorring aim, he q.
row at each intruder till all "
There was no chance OF defeas
their wearcns had been taken an
was no chance OF escape, for all !
had been secured.
And so persisted the men who N
hospitality and failed TO defend :
And so did Ulysses return 10 Ml
and his queen after the toll. Tie
and privations of war and the u
ment of heroic deeds. ~
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ec,s we'll. generally oaeksiiaes before he
pays his doctor.
II tho Bible we're wiped ont of existence
today. there is many star preacher VINO
would never miss II.
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EARLY IN THE ''


pear" she sobbcd, timid'' s
bride), r,ekear v
"My peckc, has been f
word no nevd
(Shc was II bride'' :"
murred, ..,r nor ~,
Blu, from his pocket TOOK ..sd. y
A crisp new bill, ana
IL. IL. dear d, !, twenty. see, i's'
a re" @ 9sh a WAS Drids' !,
at was but a ten" WIZ" .
cried. that joyis.s,
But looked so swee, ,d AID Y
The twenty in her nam" !,
paid ,,,ck KISS y
Small price for her au'''
bride; ,ow whif
Then turned, but F"
car, ought =
"Pcrhaps. perhaps
dear lido,
lshe was a p'N ]
Her voice gang lower !,
sighed, az she COW
And sought for Won" a
TO lind. rbo p!cfp
AT last: " Twas Il
mind ?" =. lind
OF course he diah
briGe), - a plefv
But thought II suen .v NOE
He laid down 'w'"'
pick. ,r,de.)
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a cRENpLEss cHURcH.

lenhin Lloyd Jones.
The crseoless church, to which beiorE
believes IN man as The child OF infinite pos
sibnities, born into endless existence. 4,
believes IN reason. Gods great gift &C
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tylicay oria
@ : -.
seusu
by
Of si thu o
Unlike ali country who
serva
rom an viii of
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!NCONSTANCY.-It IS better - he a
kertic than 70 pe untrue 70 ofe's inFiiiil-
tons ones reason or ont's cons. enr-'. =
Rev. l.. b. Voorhees,. Methodist Norfolk,
N.rginla.
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INCIDENCE The radical vice of the
tunes is tho desire - got something for
nothing. or az near 70 nothing a. p9ssitie.--
Itcy. Henry n 3pklns. Congrceationalist.
Kansas cry. No.
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VIRTUE.-A NE AZ sauetlty ard purity
~ a more potent examr,e for men 20 live
Nv than any amount ~ ore"ds ana f1e-
trines.-Kev K 4. Van Fossen. P.rsby-
terrain, Allegheny, Pa
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R@L!@|ous MREln


proper spirit. II We can't nave ''oIn, 'nete
is but one choice. GIVE Us ING F'onts OF
God IN preference 10 tne "'"a'" u u'e"' |
for the former iNsNfss sseihal Halp.h.sS.-
Ein'r =. w. fent"se' NA~i "'V'' S@'N A'AA'
City, Utah.
s.,
fHlGl' hf.-lD'o.r; ~ 4. 80, ny.
nase emmy news, ~ .,,i,s ~,
nrovs 'lil,se, ,' - NJ no,,,n Ina hish
platform OF empty dlsl,''s anu NS'.'s a'.,s,.s
the people SPEAK i" wv pe"p'., So S,'N
,h"W that ne $3.50 ~ - a.
large. 'Vm an 'N.tiAa 80 80 ''.
empty Pe"s' II. ,,,,'l.s4~s
nluSf, On 4S.' ~ 80 ~ ~. -, -.
greetings Mirfn ."ii.s', Y ~ - w.
churea es---EeF' ~ a te'e's' i>''i'eFA"'
otk' ia.
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80 -, .ter.s 10 .,,-h wo-,i as lar
| ui'rh'T' l"t't ~,
am ID, III. - 49,, "a 49,
pay upon w SV'N@ go -,
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i@l' 't.t' az -. -, ~. 4, .s.ss
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'''''N
( o'+o' i"'
sp,pr--.1rcr VIVA. IS known as
a., sniri,,,alje,, dos NOT NECESSARILY
elifer from true Christianity save on one
-, -, .hts o,o-ia arA
| 'omfnun.cauo ue'"een ms "u'.i a..
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4 man Haptlst " oonsocket. r. I.
>.-,,r,.-,>- - ~, ,,,s "a,
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world ia religion which can hnrnon,1r
tic interest OF the inlivfapal VIII tho
interests Of society. which can mako the
desire Of tho !ndiyldual and the desire ~
society one and tho same thing Rev ii.
.Blgolow, consrogauoaalist. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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RELIGIOUS L1BERTY,-R Religious llb-
erty Us tho most respondent gem IN CO.
lumha's diadem. Let not this Jewel hc
dlmmod 10y narrow -mindeancss and IA
natioism. This s FREQ religious country.
and church ana AynagoEue. with tho AIS
of the press. ARE the powers behind the
throne Rev l.. Win'ner, Hebrew. Brook
Ign. n. Y.
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THE HOME -Tho deal home lsrins In
marriage. y man or woman mas have "A
r. en- where he or she STAYS but ihni Is
not 4 home The priest comes the nearest
Of having n home withon, having uu,. --
Iov Il. NJ Wood. Methodist, AllesAAuy
peunsylyaria.
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AFTER DEATH. We shall be some
where certainly Anywhere We choose 10
e.. | imagine Frcri from tho body the
iaw a. grayl,atlon VIII no lor ger hol1 u9
Ia tho earth. Hunger and thirst, cold and
heat, viii no longer tionhle us AZ a spirit.
the whole planetary Bystcm will he our
large horse We may go - Venus or To
MARI or from world to wtrl1 at Will or
dance down the corridors II space TO the
music Of tho sphercs.-R.v. l.. II. Squres.
Uuiv arsAllst, Rochester. y. y.
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WORK Work Is n necessity work
tclls No matter by whom II Is done A
dollar of help IL dollar tn be credited on
the right side of Gods ledger. whether It
comes from the Kid sipvod hand of the re-
fined or the hegrmcd hand Of the artisan
Rev, Richard Ilarcourt, Methodist. Phlla-
dclphia. Pa.
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UNITY believe It would do us all
good could wo pui Catholic and Protestant.
'he Barris, and l'niversal!s'. together ana
tell ihan to Gu what IS common 10
fhcm all And have Faith to think what
Is ea;Hmsr ~ ail gould be what IS bost IN
eaah AMI thus living out what Is both
common ana test We should find pure
,l.risfia INV ci both doctrine and action--
i{cv. I.s 5 NoColiester, Uniyersalis'. De
iroit. Mlch,
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MANHOOD. =. The true type of ideal
manhood liz not the ascatic man with his
starved and weakened physical develop
ment but the athletic man In whom all
faculties are keenly alive. but held Ia epui-
poise by the predominance of the moral
law in every part OF his being. Not out
ward weakness. but inward strength, mug
~ the test OF morality In life.-Rev. A, !.
Hudson. Unitarian. Salt Lake city, utah.
NEAIT1i Sp,riinni riches. the riches 81
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MONEY AND RELIGION. Money aud
religion IRE the two greatest concerns OF
men. Ono sums up all that pertnina TO
ihis world, and tho other all that relates
10 the world to come. ArcorilnglS we
zee that one Of the chief tendencies Of mon
| is to keep their money Tor themselves as
| long as they can. and then control II after
| they are dead II possible. But there rs
| still n stronger propensity To- make other
people nccep, their religion vim they ara
| here. and then to enforce II some way
| upon mankind when they are Rouc.-Iicv
| j. g. jackson. Methodist. Columbus ONO
SrATuARY There has been come onpo-
| sliicn TO placing tho statue Of Marquette
IA the pantheon Of great men at Washing
ton because he IL clothed In u black gown.
| Would you havc him In Hwallow tan and
| IA plug hat. or In a cutawny ana kn'cnor-
lbockcrs and tan shoes. sucking n clghrei'e'
a dress c nat made out Of marble or bronze
Ia not thing Of beauty. sculptor has
much trouble with u Atandin. collar In
granite. There are some hidcous images
around Washington. | would dislike 10
see pere Marquette looking as II he was
about to attend a Vanderbilt wedding. =
Rev. Myron Reed Independent. Denver
Colo.
| IMMIGRATION. We do not desplso n
foreigner because he ~ foreigner. Some
OF our best citizens are foreigners. either OF
foreign birth or percentage, and yet th"l
, are loyal to America and American lnstl
tu,ions But the vast majority who scei
our shores are the Stun OF all nations
They co'ne to this Nation with no rcspec
1 for religion. no respect for government n,
respect for home destitute of morals. vie
ious and contemplate tramps and vaga
bonds. No sooner have they set foot ol
our shores until they begin 10 corrupt NO
ciety. They despise religion: they de
Z spiso restraint They 1--we only that whicl
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THE TURKS.-The Turkish government
has no right TO oxist. II ia fast dying.
Heaven and earth AFRO against II. on the
Wall the handwriting Of destruction IL al
ready visible The persecution of Turk
against Armenian comes from the ihnnii-
cal hatred of Mosem to Christianity and
through the results of this same hatred
the Ottoman empire Will porish-Rev, Is,
u. Topper, Baptist, Philadelphia, PA.
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riches Of the world, aud the pleasures Of
the world, and tho hnnors Of tho world arc
the things which clamor for your atten-
ton and for your life, aud you arc To make
n choice between them and the glory that
shall be revealed hereafter. Krv. Dr.
Smart, Methodist. Memphis, Tenn.
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GOD AND MAN - God governs in the
life Of man by trusting each with some
gift. No outward array, no numbers. nor
mere statistical army, counts in the king
dom OF God. ono single soul true unto it,
idcnl one single soul sweet In its charity
and true to heavenly Instincts brings the
Kingdom of God near.-Rev. VIM. II. Rider
universalist. Gloucester. Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19

MUNICIPAL EVlIS.~-Thora are three
city life. which threaten every municipality
IN our land. They are tho saloon. the or
gnnized purveyor to drunkenness: tho
broihel. the organized caterer 10 human
lust, ana the gambling he'll. which is the
business manager for the gambling mania.
Rev. J. T.. Stout. Methodist, st. Paul.
MINI.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19

HEAVEN --The belief IN mutual recoT
n'ilon in the heavenly world is as natrra
and as universal as the belief IN the ex-
isteuce Of God or the immortality Of thf
soul. Memory VIII accompany Us Deatt
docs not effect 50 great change as MANY
suppose d Is not 80 much a TRANSFORMS
Of chara ter as a transferrer OF real Per
soualtv into new state of existence IN
der Slf.rent conditions Amos Sher
man. baptist Woonsocket. r. 1.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.

Forty-Seven Law Students Pass the Su-
preme Court Examination.
Forty-seven new lawyers were admitted
to the bar yesterday by the Supreme
Court as result of the examinations held
this week and participated in by fifty
seven applicants. Their names were:
Madison Ralph Jones, Henry Victor Alva-
rado, George Gordon Murray. James D.
Fairchild, J. w. Mahon, H. A. Burr, H.
D. Gill, William w. Foster, John V. Pow
ers. Leon M. Straus, John J. West, George
e. Gardner, George F. Carroll. Elizabeth
II. Ryan. Samuel Solomon. William E.
Tucker, George F. McNoble. E. W. Howell,
Charles de Leigh, ]. H. Boyer Elijah II.
Hoar, Darius E. Perkins, Harry B. Mcclure,
Crittenden Hampton, Ephraim Green,
S. B. Caruth, John Edward Sanford,
Thomas w. Mueller, p ]. Muller. Harold
L. Martin, George E. Whitaker, Thomas
B. Phelps Jr., Harry II. McClaughry,
Lionel Desmond Hargis, Maxwell McNut
Percy Howard O'Brien, Lewis Morris;
and the following nine and only appli-
cants from the law department of Stanford
University: Walter Rose, Joel Sheehan,
Charles J. Newman, Hugh II. Brown,
Myron III. Folsom, Paul NJ. Gregg, Frank
lin V. Brooks, Lester ]. Hinsdill and Paul
D. Culver,