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4 YOUNG LIFESAVER DROWNED.
GALLANT BUT FATAL ATTEMPT AT fhoCoH
BY A NYACK BOY.

BY A NYACK BOY.
There were many sympathizng callers yes'eru"y
at the little cottage OF Robert Lawrence IN JacNson
ave. Nyack where lies the body OF his brave sever"
teen r-old son Arthur, who lost his lie whhe u
ing TO ave little Mamie Lynch early OH SATURDAY
evening from drowning in John n. Felters Ice POM"
Mr. Feter has forbidden skating on his pond ne
cause the Ice L. not safe. About dozen OF the oo'S
and girls were chasing one another over the Ice OF
Saturday when Mamie Lynch, about twelve years
old broke through She struggled hard to get OUT
but could not succeed. Arthur Lawrence was on the
pond and fastened TO NAMES rescue. lie secured
a board and put 1t the edge OF the Ice to Where
the girl was struggling In the water. Mamie caught
hold of the board when the thin ice cracked ana
Arthur broke through into the water The boy
struck out boldly 10 swim toward the girl whose
strength fast falling her In few seconds
however. he threw up his arms and sank
In the mean time severa. men came win ropes anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-01
Az Election FOR POSTMASTER.

Stockton. Feb IS (SpeciaD-A unique and un-
doubtedly the most satisfactory way Of choosing n
nostmastcr was accomplished by the Republicans
and Sound Money Democrats here Yesterday BY
LnIding an election. The candidates, both Repub
icane were William II. Mason and Gideon Moore
The vote cast was: Mason. 76. Moore So. The sue
cessfI candidate will be recommended by his rival
and then Congressman Pitney will secure the APP
nointment from President Mckinley.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA: BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadenhia week DAYS $50 500. goo. 1000
l:3O Dining Carr. a NJ. 1870 300. $3.50. 400 BUFFET
parlor Carr 40 500 Dining Carr 500 1870. 900 p
NJ I2i5 night Sundays 49, 300 1900. 1880 tDin-
ing Carr. a. NJ. 2;Co, 400. 300 DINING carr T. NJ
12:l5 night. 49, ooo ,o.oo
For Baltimore ard Washington. week days. 500. 1000.
II 10 Dining carr 4. NJ. 200 $3.50. 500 Dining Carr.
p NJ. 1915 might: SUNDAYS. lo;oo ~ Dining csr''
A NJ, 200 500 Dining Can, 7. NJ, II; 10 night,
Tickets and parorcar seats he secured AZ foot ~
liberty ST. ii3 I72 POI &34 9H. I40 1923 Broadways
i3I 9th Az 81 East l4th St. l53 East 18TH ST.. 2'3
ives. I25th 81. PSI Columbus Az. New-York court
burg The New York Transfer Company will call for ard
check baggage hotels residence 20 destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
iAnthracita coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
On and after January % 1897


Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
on and after January -. 1891
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
Fer Faston Bethlehem Allentown. Maunch Chunk. Ac
1i5 9:i0 III IS Ess,on) \. NJ. i;lc $50, fi5
4:20 Easton). 5;ij $50 to Allentown T. " sundays
40 (7:l5 70 Efst0nD 4. NJ. 100 $50 p. VI.
For Wlkesbarre. Piston and scranton 9:l0 A. ~.
ITO l.30 AS p ". sundays. i:30 \. "
Reading $50 500 3iO. 1000, II 30 a. NJ, 1910
30 600 $50 500 $40 900 p. NJ, 10 night Sun
DAYS 80 A. NJ 100 zoo 800 $50 =. NJ. II: IS night
For Harrisburg at i:3o. 500 9:l0 u 30 4 N. 10
30 40 800 5i5 p NJ. 1915 night Sundays. AID
4. NJ. 100 $50 :. N. l2:l5 nigh. -. ,.oo Inn
9:io A. NJ. i:iO 80. 900 p. ". sundays, 43) a. NJ
500 p. ~ -
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury PARK Ocean
Grove. and points south % Point Pleasant ~ ~
1915 A. NJ. 80 l:ij $40 ~ Red BanH). 4:l5. so,
5:ss 65 p NJ sundays stops Interaken for Asoury
Park and Ocean Grove 900 \. II. 400 J.. NJ.
For LAKEWOOD
49, io:i5 A. NJ l45. $40 $40 OBS SATURDAYS only
For Toms River Barnegat PARK and BarneGat t'So
lO:45 A. NJ; -. 40 T. NJ -. q,
For Atlantic city vineland and Brdeeton' 4:So A. w.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highlands ~
Navesink $3.50. $50. 1915 4. NJ; $50 1io. i:l5 900
y Sunda A NJ Y. VI.
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GRIEF CAUSED THIS SUICIDE.

August Crane. thiry-one years old. OF No. TO
John-st.. West Hoboken, committed suicide yester-
day morning by shooting himself through the head
Cranes wife died about six months ago. leaving
him TO care for three children. the youngest OF
whom Is four years old lie worried over her
death and Is said to have been much disturbed
because he was out OF work Crane walked out 10
the street in front CT his house yesterday morning
drew a revolver from his pocket and fired.
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.BLACk DIAr1OND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 955 F. NJ Pullman Vestbue Day Coaches
and Paror Cars Dining service Meals IA carte:
Connects Buffalo with through Sleepers To Detroit ana
Chicago -
I2;4O r. VI. daily. except sunday for Mauch Chunk
and Intermediate points. 1850 r,
40 r. VI daily except Sunday for Wlkesbarre. PITS
ton and principal intermediate stations Con-
all points in coal region Chair Care 10 Wilkes
barre. ...
4.iO p. VI daily except sunday for wikesoarre.
pttston, and principal Intermediate stations
for all points In coal regions pullman bunet
Parlor Car Wilkesharre 49,. -
5,I5 T.. VI. daily. for EAsTON and intermediate sta
G:iO r. VI. daily except Sunday. Express FOR Stating
and principal Intermediate stations connects ZOE
400 r, ". daily, for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all ponis West Pullman Sleeper Nestibuled train
y i. TO Chicago sleeper q Buffalo and Toronto.
$40 y. ". daily except sunday. stopping only at
South Planheid. Easton. Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk:
L. ~ Junction Sayre. Geneva Rochester, Batavia and
Buffalo sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping
car passengers carried No baggage carried.
$500 =. VI. daily. for ITHACA GENEVA ROCHES-
TER Bl'FFAI1O. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points Vest
Pullman Sleepers chicago and Buralo sleeper 10
Wikesbarre.
Additional local trains daily. except sunday for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows
A NJ. 2:3o l:2o. and $50 F. NJ. 1870 p NJ tSat-
udays onyD ,o oo- "a,
oI3 and 923 Broadway 81 East lith 81, l58 East
l25th ST. i21 BoWery, y. Y. so Fulton ~, 'ourt 81,
81 Broadway Brooklyn Annex, BROOKLYN
New-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana check
baggage from hotel residence through 70 destination
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BOAT CLUE HOUSE BtRNED.

FIRE DESTROYS THE HOME OF THE PASCAL
BOAT CLUB OF NEWARK
The Passaic Boat Club house. on the fassa'c
River in Newark. was totally destroyed o9 nv
last evening Most OF the property OF the o'uo
,orod IN tho house was burned, including one
sbol rigging, clothing and furniture. Inc loss IN
about 5000. - Ill. ,.o-a In the house
49, 4, a., tho time the fire started. Inc Club-
rouse Of the Triton Boat Club is close by, but was
not Injured on Saturday night ths i,e .nnuai
,btcb Ie the oldest the river. held It's aiiiiui
dinner All the clubhouses on the Passaic arr u
closed during the winter and are sedon .Iseh ny
members Late Yesterday a number OF neHlp.Is
went 70 the house and built fire In stove on lne
second floor and went out on the hoat ooon al,'
u,ord they found the house on fire, ana succeeueu
IN ca vine about twenty -four boats only one pelIs
hurned A fine piano was also destroyed. Inc loss
is partly covered by insurance.
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IN NEUORY OF HIS WIFE.
WILLIAM l. INGRAHAM ENDOWS FREE
BED IN THE SENEY HOSPITAL.


William l. Ingraham. a lawyer. OF Chnon-ave.
near Futon-st.. ana one of the managers Of the
seney Hospital. which is institution OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. offered at the last
meeting Of the Board check for 5000 for the
endowment OF a free bed as a memorial TO his
wife. who died some time ago Mrs Ingraham
was sister Of George l. Seney. founder OF the
hospital.
Mr. Ingraham is the fourth member OF the Board
TO endow bed in the hospital The other
dowments from Oliver Hoyt James MCGEE
and William Halls. In the last nine years forty
one free beds have been established in this
hospital.
Mr.. Ingraham is a member OF the Fleet Street
Church.
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WEST SHORE RI.

TRAINS leave " 42d 81 STATION. \. Y. follows and
=, n, earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
t.gO A NJ Daily. Local Buffalo
0,rS A NJ Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse, Rochee-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland. Chicago
II ,p6 A. NJ Daily. except sunday. 10 Catskll Noun
,sins New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewssks
Albany Utica Saratoga Caldwell. lake George. Parloe
Car TO Albany
0rGl p NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
cleveland Chicago and St Louis.
7,AS p NJ Daily. sunday for Syracuse Roches-
ter and Buffalo. ...
ain p M Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester
Runalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland. Chi
cago and ST Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices.
q f. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
s Vanderbilt ave YORK..
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,e scores of all the players follow

The tie between Robert Bage Kerr. president OF
tho Golf club OF Lakewood, and Edwin b. Curtiss.
OF the Fairfield County club that rssvlied from
Tor the silver cup given by Francis T. Freeman
was payed Saturday morning. and ended in Vie
tory for the Connecticut golfer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-01

Gounrn Rcal Gstate for Sale.
BERNARDSVILLE, N. j. 4.,, fns country 3
beautiful grounds, ~ old
water scenery elevation feet one hour from
NcN-Iork. ENANDER II. StHLEY. Walls
/N.AY AND BRICK PLANT FOR SAIE.-C;ay pr,pertv
y OF acres. contains Fire. Terra Gotta Kaolin and
Common Brick Cays; also Plant, capacity eight million:
ship either 10y rail water 10 point York
Newark Elizabeth. staten Island Brooklyn. SC For par
tcuars address Posonce Box L. Midtown. y j.
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Gonntrn rropertn Go Get.


T NUTIEY. y. Houses and apartments. with i'm
~ prov-nents NJ reasonable prices also lots and
property. Apply or write TO REAL ESTATE OFFICE
opposite Nutley station.
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~ received at their Uptown Once. No i2ts Bro.1-
way, ID north OF 3ist-st until O'Clock p m sc.
vsrtsements received the following branch onees -
regular onica rates until o'clock o. M VIE ~ 10
o 23d- 1872 9th 18th ST MaSxe
i<th-st iA3 Columbus near West eoen-
@: TO- West I-st. near eth-svs: 0: East 18th Stet
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- 6G<AAA1AA&->&
CITATIONS foot Of DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDr
500 A: VI. FAST MAIi..-Puilman Buffet Sleeping Car
eW W. FAST Line -PimsorTg aad Glsveandi
Compartment, Sleeping. Dining. smoking and 0sSer-
walton Cans For chcagc. Cleveland. Toledo cinein-
. natl nd,anap9I,s Louisville, =, l2as .rvpprss
500 u. ". WESTERN EXpkEss-For Cleveland.
chcaso For T9!edo except Saturday Far c,,c,,
500 r. ". Pacific EXpREss-Fo Pl,tsburg and
Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
g. $50 $50 1910 Dining Car,. II a. NJ J. ? 10 % -
40 dining Carr Dining car. D m. u IS night
all Parior and Dining cars. i5o Dining carr. dim
sd ~ GiI H. Nv nf 9I5ra, Limited 1910 M
Atlantic COAST LiNEI%Fi lori sDeeisi' 40 D.
cHEsAfEAKE xO Ohio S RA%AS Snd M G Gs
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-S g. m
week days and 5 D. n daily
Long Branch Asbury Park dntefaken Sundsysj ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant. 90 ~ 10. 80 $40.
and ''o p F F. s"T Paiii aG Fl E." :"
go 100 = $50 .. go 30 Penns Limited. 1910 tDin-
Ts cap; IL a. m, ~ J. 2io. 3 40 40 Dining
. s Ssh 's Sinai ss2 16nn no Cs - 80 10 ,.9
DINING can t bnns G cs - 80 g'iT'f m e'i
Ticket on,ces Nos 4s3 "a. IisG 1873 III and z6
Broadway ! Aston House and foot of Desorccses and
Cortland, Streets Court street SGD Fulton street ns'
station jersey city. The New Transfer Company
Will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
denst' H 'h19qsH s. destination WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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nrul Cstate.


DROKER and dealer in New York Real Estate. repu-
ID table and 30 experience wishes connect
himself with INSTITUTION or Large ESTATE. Address
3 DAYS. l.. q. BOX lSll.
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RAILROADS..
"AMgRIcA's oREATEsT RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
rur cauo-rnanY 1niiuY LINE
the f0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION 42D STREET.
s''o M.Except sunday Empire , stai Ssny. Utica
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 40 p M t.
Niagara Falls 1855 p. m. This nan is limited '"
O.3o l. M%Daiiy Fast Mail for Poushkeepsls. Albany
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara f'
1880 A. M~Except Sunday Day Express. For all i'm
100 MMbay sonthwestern Limited. For c9;am-
bus Cincinnati. indianapolis ana Sr Roches-
d ter ' ana BsTaio. N0A"' ''' claw.
loo p MmDaily. Chicago Special tor ppDushke.pse
land. Toedo and Chicago. stops at % ochss,er
Albany, Schenectady. Utica. syracuse
$3.50 P. M."Except sunday. West Point PousnSeepSe
4.3O r M&bay. North Shore Limited Due i pssr9
$50 H. m. Chicago 4:So p. m stops -
o.oo nuca and Syracuse. . r,ov Utica. Adlron-
dack Maintains Montreal syracuse; I Bdns.o
Niagara Fails Cleveland. Toledo Detroit o''''
o,2o M%Day F fop Troy npns,s. PIs, ,aSs
7.3O P M"paiiv For bnaio Niagara Falls Cievs
land. indianapolis. St Louis. Chicago ''''
900 AS cas and sleeping
only for points Fal; Brook Railway via Lyons
OILS TsT sy y,.,s T Tsx:s2
leA Chicago: except Saturday. Tor cape ''"''"'
,.., ana the Auburn Road. ,,..u, and principal
points NeYok central every n ssp.rs snssy
o.oe No and p y ,a5 .! ? M-paly except Sunday to
Gals ''s Msu yn H@ chy 10 and tn. Ber
shire HIS via Harlem Division
ALI NIGHT TRAINS TO YONhESS, ,,,,. =,
Al night trains run between l'atn-s' az with
Putnam Division Yonkers, IN co'Ie... ri,
he Elevated Road This Is the only line running az
l!eht' trains out Of New-York.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trans
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light, -. s,,,,on
IL 23l 4l3 Broadway 81 East 4th-st oi3 "a s,s
81 Co,umbus-ave 81 West i25th-st ana ISSt ud,sv
Jon; NevYork; 33s and 7?6 Fuon-s and ioe bro@'""'
:. D. Brooklyn - ,,o west
Baggage checked from hotpi or residence ny ''' '-
ott Express Company r,x,rrS
JOHN " TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DA.< -,
Genera. Manager. General passenger E>N''
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IEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

stations foot Of Cortlandt and Desbros.s. sts;
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
Sn5 4. VI. daily for W!LKEsBARRE. SCRANTON LION
week days) ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BuF.
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and the West and principal
local points Dining and Chair Car 20 Buffalo.
1O;5O A. VI. daily except sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
and Intermediate points
,sI,. Suuia
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Christ, such ono Is truly saved (Jobn T.

Christ, such Il ono Is truly saved (John T.,
~ Ill, 10, 80; V, "a; vii, 81, AZ, etc J.
Baptism is the public confession that
Christ has been accepted, although neither
baptism nor the Lords supper nor Join.
Ing the church adds whit 70 our safety.
but are acts of obedience, bringing increased
fellowship with God to the obedient be.
lever. Every truly penitont and believing
soul receives the Holy Spirit upon believ.
ing.
II. "Thcn laid they their hands on
them, and they received the Holy Ghost. !"
Ihey were saved before, but are now spe.
cially qualified for service Simon, not
understanding, offers money that he may
receive tho power which no saw in Peter
and John. Peter severely rcbukes him,
but In verso "a Simon seems sorry for his
misunderstanding and asks to be PRAYED
Tor Peter and John bear witness to
Christ and return to Jerusalem. preaching
as they GO If wo nre fully yielded and
ready for any service. we shall be filled.
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followed by miracles which God did by
him, God thus working with him by the
Holy Spirit MARK xvi, 20). Philip sought
only honor and glory Of God through
Christ, and the power Of the Lord was
manifested In tho people giving heed with
one accord to what was spoken.
:, 8. There was great JOY in that city rs
thoy saw the lame and tho palsicd healed
and evil spirits cast out, and receiving
Christ rs lsrael's Messiah, and their own
personal Saviour had tho assurance OF eter-
nal life as n present possession. 1t is the
VIII OF God that His people DO full of Joy
tJohn XIV, II; xvi, 81; xvii, 1877. But there
Is no way TO be full of joy except by believ-
ing tRom XIV, l3).
.. Ono who had beforctimo deceived the
people by wonderful works which he
wrought In the power OF the evil onc-for
tho devil has in the past wrought miracles
and will again before tho Lord comes In
His glory Elk vii, IL, IL; Rev. xiii, l1-l5)
is now introduced to us as being among
tho believers He had exalted himself be-
ioro tho people as being some great one
but he saw in Philip the work of greater
than he had cvor heard Of
10, IL. Before Philip came all gave heed
TO Simon, looking upon him as the great
power OF God. Hcwas l. sample, like many
others who have been and are now, and
especially of one who is to come (Rcy. xiii,
q, -, of a satan filled man clarifying him
self and doing his will that he himself
may prosper. Sec Dan. xi, SO. How shall
wo know whether wo arc to give heed TO or
beware of ono who docth wondrous works.
l2, The words and works OF God through
Philip, the name of Jesus Christ and the
things concerning tho kingdom OF God
took such hold of the people in the power
OF tho Spirit that many believed In the
LORD, both men and women, and publicly
confessed their faith hy baptism. Philip
did not seek, like Simon, to draw people
10 himself; but, hiding himself, he exalted
Christ that people might be drawn TO Him.
II Christ Is magnihed, He will to this day
draw people INTO Him.
~. 1t must have been n wonder TO all
people when tho great sorcerer himself be-
ilcvcu and was baptized. He continued
with Philip, wondering at the signs and
great miracles (margin) which he saw.
Whatever Of sleight Of hand or of the real
power OF the doyil there had been in the
sorceries with which he hal hewitched the
peopic--and doubtless there Is much of
each IN tho sp.ritisms OF today-here wero
WORKS such rs Simon had never seen, much
less done. Here was indeed tho power of
God.
IA. The apostles continued at Jerusa-
lcm. They heard that the word was be-
ing preached and received In Samaria and
sent Peter and John to see. These mon
VINO had been appointed to servo tables
were being nightly used OF God Ono
mad been honored % be the first martyr in
'ho carly church, and one was being hon
orcd TO win many souls In Sanaria, while
rom Jerusalem nothing special is heard
about this time, though doubtless many
were stun being added to tho Lord (chap-
Ter Y, lD. Let us be willing TO servo the
iorq IN any capacity, and He will lead us
'nta oil Hc has for US II Sam. Nv, l5).
Ia L. When Anx aaa- truly receive.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES.
EPISCOPAL.

Christ Church of Texas avenue
and Fhnnin street. Rev. II. y. AYES. rector:
Kew II. J. Brown, assistant Quinru
aAesima. Holy communion at 7 a m
horh1ns prayer and sermon at ii
a. m. oihoiant the rector: evening praver
anu sermon at 730 p. m, ofhclant. tho
,uc'or' sunday school at $50 a. M. Mesars
W. ID cleveland and w. V. II. Watson
lay superintendents. March 3 Ash Wedoos.
DAY. morning prayer and sermon at 10 40
a. N. MONDAY service for the accommoaa-
ton OF those having business engareme,,s
from 1880 to 1880 penitcntiaI service M
o,SO' These MONDAY and evening services
viii continue every week day through
Lent.
Trinity Mlsslon-Corner OF MeGowen
avenue and Louisiana street. SUNDAY
school at $3.50 u, m morning PRAYER ami
sermon at IL a. M, Rev, ii. ]. Brown ON
Giant; evening prayer and sermon al 7.so
y. m. Ladies Guild meets on Monday az
p. IN,
ST. Johns Chapel-Volasco street and
Iceland avenue. Sunday school at p. m,
Mr. simon Priester, lay superintendent.
ciemens Chapel-Corner Bingham and
Sabine streets. Sunday school at $40 A.
NJ Mr., sessums Cleveland, lay superin-
tondant Morning prayer and sermon at
IL a. m. Mr. W. V, X. Watson, lay reader,
Evening prayer and sermon. Rev. II. j..
Brown efficient.
st. Mary's Church--Corner OF Hardy and
Cont streets, Fifth ward, Rev. w. X.
Lloyd. rector: residence. 1913 Nance street;
W. L. Lloyd. lay assistant; C. C. Gordon.
'ay reader. SexaEesima Sunday. Or
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,

l. satan was very angry and stirred IN
the religious Pharisees, who thought that
jesus Christ was u blasphemcr and AN inn
poster and therefore justly put to death,
10 DO oil they could TO stamp out this sect
OF apostles from Judaism, hut this was
ovcrrued by God to scatter tho truth OF
His great redemption. The command had
been given, go yo into all the world. :"
and tho assurance also that they should be
His witnesses unto the ends OF the earth
tMark XVI, 10; Acts /, s.; but, being slow
to obey, they had to DO scattered by perse-
cution. We would think that the APOSTLES
would DO the first to go forth, but the rec
ord 10 that all wcro scattered except the
apostles
3. with great sorrow thoy laid away tho
poor broken body of Stephen till the rcsur
rcction. While they knew that he was
certainly with tho Lord In glory. thoy
would greatly miss him, and for the body.
and for tho bcroavod friends and relatives
the work of the great enemy, death, is al.
ways sorrowful work. Even Jesus wont
at the grave of Lazarus, though He knew
that lie would In few moments give him
back TO his sisters
.. Saul seems to have been the lender In
the persecution of the Christians. His own
testimony in after years was "Beyond
measure prosecuted the church Of God
and wasted It, "A blasphemor and a per.
secutnr and injurious" gal /, 10; l Tim.
J, l3). Sec also his more full testimony
In Acts XVI, Oil.
4. Those who were scattered abroad went
everywhere preaching tho word. Men,
women and Children could tell OF Him who
was oruci0ed, who rose from tho dead, who
appeared to hundreds of His followers and
aftorward visibly assembled TO heaven, and
who was surely coming back from heaven
In due time to rostoro'all things OF which
the prophets had spoken (Acts 1. 8, IL;
III, 20, 81, and that all who would receive
Him now by faith would have in Him tho
forgiveness Of all their sins NIuko xiv,
a; Acts Kill, IS, ae), and come with Him
In glory Il Thoss iv, Ia
b. This Ia Philip OF tho committee of
seven OF chapter vi, 8, not Philip of John
XIV, 8, one Of the apostles Stephen tho
Leader of the seven, being promoted, Phil
Up the next named in order, seems called 10
special service by tho Holy Spirit. Ho
preached Christ in His humiliation and
oxidation, In His lie and death and res
direction, His ascension, intcrcession and
return and that through Him all who NC
ocpt Him have redemption In Him, even
the forgiveness OF sins
d The word which Philip spaks was