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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-11-09
{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
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W. 7. Shields Admir-. Of Samuel G. Knck
deceased, ....,................. Plaintiff
v
H. w. hlllclulf '''s'.sss. .,.... defendant.
The above styled cause having been refer.
red 40 one Of the commissioners Of the circuit
court + Rockbridge by decree entered
herein at March term, 1898, with directions
to take, state, settle and report to the court
the following accounts:
!. An account Of the personal estate Of
the plaintiffs intestate
,. An account Of all claims against said
estate; stating the same in the order Of their
priority. Ea5i--
3. An account OF the transactions Of W.
T. Shields, Admir- of Sam'l G.. Knick. decd
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he has fixed THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
24TII, 1898. as the time and his Office at
Lexington, Va, as the place for executing
he said decree.
ROBERT CATLETT.
Commissioner in Chancery.
". r. Shields p. q. SG.75oct9G-4t
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-11-09

IRAN 80 connects with Southern r. r. at
ouasburg junction for Harrisonburg and
points on Valley Railroad.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-11-09

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L. >HANr every ,sS,. md woman Il, ,hs r,n,,oS
-stss mt .ssten n the Opium and WblsSs
Eaots 70 have os-S Of my books on these d.,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
A JUDGES SUICIDE.
Ex-Judge Thomas +. Mccormick OF
New Jersey Kills Himself.

ELIZABETH y. j.. Sept. H.-Judg@
Thomas r. Mccormick, who Tor twenty
Gears was judge OF the Court oi COM
mon Pleas Zoo Union county. committed
suicide YESTERDAY by shooting himself
in tine head with revolver in 81. Mary
Cemetery. Elizabeth. IN was about ID
o'clock when owen Herman. one OF the
lah0rers in flc cemetery. Hno Nal heard
% pistol shot short time before. came
across the body OF man lcdhlns
against pine tree about fifteen feet
from the main gate of tne cemetery. Ing
r.u.r race was covered With blood and
ho was dead although tho body was sim
warm.
Assistance was secured AND the police
were informed Meanwhile tine body was
Identified as that of Judge McCormlck.
The single shot from the revolver nhd
anuarently accomplished It's work In
sfantlv the ban entering the forehead
over the eye and penetrating the Drain
The clothing other than the disngure-
mcnt from The flow OF blood was not
dist-rucd
TIo Judge had apparently entered inc
cemetery. sat down ON The grass under
tlc slight shade offered by "a small pine
tree placed the small revolver fO III
fownlr and pulled fnn trigger ano hIl
fallen back dead. The revolver dropped
into his Ilu where it was found by the
quickly as possible the body was removed
Go ALtcheUs morguc but not before "a
crowd W several hundred people uNN
gathered at the cer-rrr nn tle reuor.
of Che Judges tra gle death
50 reason can ue assigned Tor thf
suicide other than temporary derane'-
ment OF the mind due to oyerWOrk and
financial troubles. His DOMESTIC reIl-
tions could not have been happier. his
lowe for hls wife and eight children being
observed by an familiar with MS home
Ile He had comfortable home IN $50.
itl Wcstncld avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
OVER NIAGARA FALLS.
\ Philadelphia Brewer Takes This
Method Of Ending His Life.

BUFFALO. y. r.. Sept 14-peter
schamm. a brewer. from Philadelphia.
Jumped from the Goat Island bridge az
Niagara Falls yesterday morning and hia
body was sewpt over the American t1.Is.
Schamm arrived az the falls TUESDAY
night on a Lehigh Valley train ANA regis
tered al ihe New York Central Hotel.
This morning be engaged carriage ana
went out for "a drive. AT Goat island
bridge he told the driver Doe would walk.
10 get "a better view of the rapids. and
when I'm the centre of the bridge nr
shouted goodbye and lcaped over the
railing
Shortly after registering schamm walk
cd TO the new bridge below the falls ana
Incurred the distance 90 the water bee
meath. He was told that DO was $40 teel
People on the bridge feared Doe intended
10 {ump. but ultimately hc returned %
the hotel and this morning, as stated.
took a. ride about the park Tie said to
the driver that when he LETT nome ne nld
not intended 10 come as TAR as the itis.
MS he was not dressed Tor the TIP. uut
Intended 10 stop at Bethlehem. Pa.
The body was in sight some distance
down the upper rapids. as IL every now
and then plunged over reef on IT'S
cOursc 10 the falls. Many bodies THAT
go over the American Falls are never zee
covered. and this one may never be seen
Peter schamm resided I'm Philadelphia.
at q3l north Eighth street. with ms wire
anG four unmarried daughters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
HAPPY SEQUEL TO
RUNAWAY MATCH.
The Bride the Daughter of Rev. J. W,
McCown, of Bowling Green.
ROMANCE BEGAN IN LOUISVILLE.
Mr.. Louis Cypski. of Louisville hi-
Wins Miss EIsieMcCown ana ihey
Are Secretly Married-Ihe IA
rental Blessing Forthcoming

The nelehborhood Of Sixth street Do
yond Leigh IS a quiet one enough al M
seasons. and in ordinary times nothing
occurs TO mar its stall demeanor one
dav is ike another 20 its Inhabitants VINO
content themselves with watching tho
mon and strife OF other communities and
seldom drop from their even tenor 20 tho
extent Of becoming excited.
But now and then this modest neishoor-
hood gives birth TO a happening that IS
pithy. and that for days furnishes a
theme that engages the gossiptt "a whole
city.
The event that Ga responsible for the
present state OK fermcnt of this quiet
community took place yesterday 30 the
pleasant household of SIR. John Hart
No. 62i north Sixth street. and bore i5
fruitful result in tho happiness OF tive
young hearts. while over the attendant
scenes of laughter and tears the artfu'
love god smiled I'M triumph.
THE VISIT TO LOUISVILLE.
About a year ago Miss elise MCGOWAN.
the charming and accomplished daughter
of the weil-known Rev. j. W. McCown,
ID. d.. of Bowling Green. left her Nir-
of Rev. Carter Helm Jones, a young de
vine. who is winning fame as he leads
his nosl the congregation OF the Broad
way church I'm Louisville, Ky.
10 was during her visit % the Kentucky
city that Miss McCOWu met and lc4fA-
ed 90 admire Mr.. Louis Cypskl, Who vas
held IN high esteem in L0uilvilo. where
me has prominent business and social cone
ucCuOns.
Tho young people mot several times and
as the young lady's vislt GROW BOB close
and separation became imminent they
planned a romantic secret marriage
one Afternoon not many weeks llCm tho
expected departure or Miss Mci0Wu fnr
the east she and Mr. CypsN with only
one friend Mr.. Ernest Mark. slipped
across the river Co Che Indiana Side ana
were quietly Joined hy magistrate. tho
only matrimonial functi0nary available.
REMAINED APART
The ceremony over the young lady
returned TO her sisters and the young
man t0 his home.
The young husband ana wife met fire.
QueuUy in society and rather on1oTer Tho
FUN of the situation. but when ltiIa
later the young lady returned t0 her
home in Virginia the state of affairs ap-
peared less humorous. The longing fo
see each other grew stronger ga elmo went
on and finally the young husband lu desc
perauon came ON TO Virginia to claim bis
bride.
The young gentleman appeared tuesday
evening upon the scene af the Sixth street
home of Mrs Hart, who Us "a sister of Che
bride
Explanations ensuo1 and Tho parents of
the young lady woro summoned
Tho father having satisfied himself as
20 the perfect correctness ana legality of
the marriage ceremony. allowed Ar ltn-
ski 90 carry away nis bride.
LEFT FOR THE WEST
The happy pair started west yesterday
on me -.l' cram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
C0NTENDING FOR
THEIR RIGHTS.
The People Of Jackson Ward Demand
Relief.
A MASS-MEETING LAST NIGH
The Nuisance Caused by Overio W
Must he Abated-The street COM
mittee VIII be Waited Upon
The Matter to be Pressed.

A largelv-attended meeting Of property
holders ~ Jackson ward was held last
niphf AZ \ O'Clock In the nail on Sii. T.
a callahan No. s02 norm flith alIeS..
The meeting was c"htd 10 oiu'l ~
Captain Charles Dassel anu srt ,,,,lt
stenhan acted as secretary; inc meet
az, u.s. called with a tWO-told OBJECT lh
,-,e,y-fo M, test against the deep IaF!ue'
through which flows eVil-smelhns Walfl
and TO demand that the huls4nee
,,r',.rfv owners Of that section, who
have already suffered severely pecunlaI-
lis. being required TO pay lor the sewer
which Is 10 be- constructed
ARE N EARNEST.
Those In attendance upon the mecLhS
were I'm earnest I'm their action, ana p1l
fow speeches were INDUCED IN. Souhcl.-
man a. *. Pollock. who was present.
~sefrea the property owners of bis sym
pafhv. and said that he would do every
thinr I'm his power % have the nuisance
abated without "A cent or cost 20 ll,ili.
The practical result OF the meeting We
the appointment of committee con
eistfng OF Messrs. Charles Gasser tchdlI-
mani. j. r. Sheppard. Henry 1flmneii
md ID NJ. Gasser. These gentlemen Will
,,-Iif un0n tine Committee on streets
which meets at % clock this afternoon
and Law the matter before mat BODY.
The meeting instructed that commit
tee NJ satisfaction could not be obtaired
nom the Committee on Streets. 20 car
D
and. failing there 10 retain the services
of AN attorney, who should seek REDRESS
in the courts.
AS matter Of fact the residents OF
that section OF Jackson Ward, where
these breaks have occurred number OF
times in the past. have suffered the great
esq inconvenience and loss thereby which
those not familiar with the facts can
not thoroughly appreciate. They think
h no more than just that the city,
through whose negligence these disasters
have occurred. should remedy them as
speedily as possible. and that their al
ready depleted purses should not De
further drawn upon
TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
There were mutteriugs OF discomfort IN
the meeting last night. All present were
members of the Democratic party. but
threats were privately made that II That
party would not look after the well-being
Of us members, perhaps some other
would.
Alter the meeting Councilman Pollock
said that he was in sympathy with the
views expressed. and desired 70 do all
he could TO have the~cOndltion OF aitalrs
improved.
My constituents have suffered seve-
RELY" be said "and 1 do not think they
should be assessed 20 pay for sewer.
although a sewer must be constructed
7 viii do everything ] can, and viii fight
for them 10 the last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
ABANDONING CAMP WlKOFF.
Troops are Being Moved from There a
Rapidly as Possibic-i'cw Lrf.

CAMP WIKOFF. MONTAUK POINT
J.. j., Sept A-ircaeut indications are
tha. before the end of another week
Camp WikOn Will Doe practically abandon
ed. During ihe last i.W days every cf-
fort has been made to send the troops
away from ntr. H5 rapidly df possible
There were originally eighteen regular in-
fantry regiments here but seven ot Them
have gone away and eight more rcel-
mcnts are under orders 90 move AS -uuu
a. transportation can ue furnished. ledF-
ing only three infantry regiments 100
camp without orders t0 move and AIDE
vices are expected from Washington at
any moment lnsIructiug these tO go 10
other quarters. -Four infantry regimen
left to-day and the last of R00sevelts
Rough Riders left for Ncw YORK to-
night.
Ihe only infantry reeiments 20 camp
tonight are Che First second sixth,
tenth. Twenfy-sec0ud, Twenty fourth
and IwCnty-nfiH.
orders have also been received for tine
removal OF an artillery here. comprising
two light batteries a and 3. of the First,
and r.. of tnc second. ~. Of the Fourth
and r.. of The Fifth.
ln regard t0 the cavalry regiments stul
in camp. BE- has not been definitely deter
mined when or hv VIVA. means they VIII
leave. though the general undersi iudlns
now Is that they will march from here to
Ions I- ana City.
There are Sis cavalry regiments, the
First Second. Third Sixth Ninth and
Tenth. These number between three and
four thousand men. There We're three
deaths in the camp hospitals to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
TO FACILITATE
PEACE IN CUBA.
The Authorities Have Issued a Proc
|amation Of Amnesty.
CHEERS FOR STARS AND STRIPES
spauish Reports as To- the Attitude OF
the United States Should be De-
spised aud the Stars and
Stripes Should be saluted.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14-sccretary
Gonzales Quesada, Of the Cuban Legation,
to-day gave out several documents re-
latinc 10 Cuban affairs They included q
letter written 10y General Miles while in
Porto Rico 10 General Nunez. which Mr..
ouesada regards as tribute from the
commanding general OF the American
army to the good service of General Car
ella and the Cubans at santiago Inc
letter speaks IN nigh terms OF General
Garcia and those under him
AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.
Mr.. Quesada has received the follow
ing proclamation OF amnesty issued by
the Cuban authorities az Camaguay.
"The government council IN t0-days
session ordered:
whereas hosulties have been sus-
pended and orders which hinder the
movements Of those charged with bring
ing about peace should not be enforced
when the independence OF Cuba has al
ready been recognized by SPAN and the
United States,
Whereas in such circumstances 81 Is
useless 10 deprive the Spanish army OF
news and guides which in some cases u
may even be duty 10 provide 80 that IL
may evacuate the territory as agreed
upon with the United states.
whereas the war being ended, all ami
mostly and hatred due 10 the struggle
should cease. thus bringing about the
union Of all the Cubans under our flag
which is the symbol OF liberty and not
revenge.
whereas the leaders OF the army
should do an I'm their power to punish
any attempt against personal security
and that no private vengeance shall be
visited upon those who have served spain,
be il resolved:
Ito suspend until further order para
graph IN its last part and paragraphs
g. 10. l3. IA and Is Of article As OF the
penal code.
TO grant amnesty TO an those guilty
OF the crimes enumerated in article iN or
the penal law: and
THAT these resolutions be circulated
among the army and authority OF the
republic calling their attention 10 the
evils which may occur II a policy OF for
glVeness and pardon is not observed.
Camaguay. Sept !. 1898.
The Secretary Of War Pro TEN, Dr.
Domingo Mendez Capote.
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
Another proclamation received by Mr..
Ouesada. was issued by Colonel Morales,
second in command Of the Cubans i'm
Havana province II says:
"A great and prosperous nation. our
sister in Republican ideals. has come 70
the help of Cuba, as France gave her
generous support 20 that Democracy
during lis struggle for independence.
Let us salute under our flag Of fhe
lone star the flag OF the Stars and
Stripes and let us despise those reports
circulated against all truth and reason
a
republic is trying 10 take possession
shamelesslv Of our free and independent
Cuba. Let as continue and not falter in
these movements in which our star begins
TO shine brightly Let us cheer soldiers
Of the army of liberation for free and in
dependent cuba. and for the great Ameri-
can republic"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
PORTO RlCAN POSTAL SERVICE.
IL is Being Extended, Several New
stations Being Designated.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA further
extension of the postal service In Porto
Rico has been made. the following towns
having been designated as postal sta
lions.
Coamo Utuam0. YacuO and Juandiaz.
These offices viii Doe i'm charge of officials
sent from this country.
a Sp8niards. who evidently believes
that friendly relations have been restored
between this country and his people. has
made application 20 DE appointed POST
stcr-feueral 0f the island OF Porto
Rico. His name is Eduardo Del Rio Con
zales. and bee is at present chief clerk OF
the telegraph DEPARTMENT OF Spain. and
has exercised in Porto Rico the functions
of central administrator Of c0mmunion-
tons. lie believes that he can remedy
imperfect conditions in the service and
reaui7e AND ieveforc it throughout the
island. He stated these facts IN a letter
I'D tre hrosi1cn. which was referred 10
Postmaster-Goneral Emery Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
0. H, BERRY 6 co.
INVESTIGATION OF
WAR WILL FAIL.


,.ofo for renresentatives since The conal-
tf,rs fo be- Investigated had been Wiaey
rfsnfssad In the press and ON the pitl-
form This win bring into relel l"e
anomalous C0ndlti0n-tle cOficrNoh "l
which has been 500 often ursed-ot "ll.N
, dfscrcd.ted Congress may ne aplt TOD
continue 10 IeeisIate four months allei
fhe voters have named their slcc 'sois.
CHINESE NEWSPAPERS.
a dispatch from tonsef at 'N''''
China. received at tho State Depariint hl'
would Indicate that tne Emperor oi Dil''t
has taken long stride DOB advance D"
,fvulz4flou bv enc0uaglng the ne"
n4Ders of his empire 20 publish tfllh-
frf and fuu account of The daily events
and to Doe both bold and fearless DR. tle
Discussion Of current affairs. Die mas pf
ru0li. proclamation made the chinese
Daily Progress an official organ ana mas
declared that articles WlI.N appear l"
Chinese newspapers, though "lIt'el.N5
dsDleasing to him. ehaN not ora tnat
account Doe suppressed. ll' has dlfccIri
that important articles of current tF' nIs
n the leading papers sn1I Poe nlAlN' I'd
and presented 90 him promptly lie ae-
.iens iu bis proclamation tne reason ioi
this that Doc desires to extend hi- kh"Nl-
oI.o OF affairs. both Chinese and foreign.
TO co TO GENERAL LEE.
Tho r0il0winc-n8mcl officers have ne'n
ordered t0 report t0 General lee for as
4ierment. Majors George A. south. hiil
T Bradbury. Miles b. Ward brigade SUR
eo0nr United States Nolunfec.- no"
U..h tne Third Army Corps and Acting
Assistant Surgeon John w. mona p
United States Army, mo Camp NlN'h'
a.
Major james No. JENNIE chief surgeon
Tuffod States Volunteers, now with ihe
Third Army Corps. and Acting Asslsi1nl
Surgeons Frederick vs.. tapricus iNii. RI
States Army. ~ New York and John f.
DavereuX. at Chickam2uga. Ca. have
been ordered to Fort Monroe Tor duty
iu Josiah Simpson Hospital
POSTAL NOTES.
A new pOsfOhice was established to-day
M RHEIMS, Craven county N. g., Wl.h
w. II. Civils as postmaster
F0urth-class postmasters were appoint
cd as follows: r. G.. Mitchell Hartsville,
wake county. ". o.. vice Lucy vs.. Perry.
removed. r. c.. Darlington. Gidsville,
Amherst county. Va. vice j. w. Gunna-
way, removed.
AT THE HOTELS.
Among the visitors 90 the city are these.
Metropolitan. Captain Edward r.
Baird ard Miss lmoeiu Baird, Essex
county. Va: W. r. Trigg. Richmond. =.
$. Dance. i. r. Dickinson and wife Rich
mond. n. u. Wallace. Fredericksburg
John Williams. Lyuchburg.
Howard House, T.. smith, J. W. Bur
CESS. Jr Cuipeper, j. II. Tugate. Reed
Island: G.. j. Q. Bowman Front Royal
Charles Humphries. Wilmington, y. c.
T. Ham, Woodstock.
ST. James-Mlsscs Kate shepherd. LILY
Forstman and Edna Rouse. Richmond,
Mrs c. p. Gwathmoy. Miss Clinton, Mrs
A. J.. Holiday and Miss Holiday. Ash.
land Va: r. r. Brown. Wilmington. ~
! c.: q. J. spence Norfolk. r.. N. Dawson
| and wife. Richmond; Mrs. T.. * McCor-
mick. Bedford City. Va: Mr.. and Mrs
j. IT, Bourne. Greensboro. y. c.: Z. S
Dance. Richmond.
National-A. J. Bib. Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
Hood s
Should he In every family - So
medicine chest ard every N
travellers grip. They are 0hS
Invaluable when the stomach
IL out Of order; euro headache. tiiiousness, and
eli liver troubles Mid and s1cisnt. y cents.

Hartford franchise. which was forfeited
nv Traffiey, will be sold to the highest
bidder. The proceeds OF the sale will be
divided among the Hartford players az
a reward for playing out the season.
The Board OF Directors for the sea-
son of 1885 will consist Of Newark. Rich
mond and Lancaster A committee was
also appointed 10 revise the constitution.
The 500 guarantee put up by each club
Will remain up. A 10 per cent. sinking
fund will also be created for next year.
lantic League have been sold and deals
for several more are expected TO be clos
ed before long. Chiles. the hard-hitting
first baseman Of the Lancaster Club has
been purchased by Philadelphia.
Denny Long disposed OF Pitcher Hey
don 10 Baltimore and First Baseman
Slater 20 Detroit. Long Is also trying
20 induce Selee to take Shortstop Cock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
ON THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Trials of Speed
ON Various Race Tracks.


NEW YORK. Sept. 1I-Results at
Gravesend Summaries:
First racc--tve furlongs-Lady Lindsey
% 10 p first. Gazelc a to - sc-ond.
Helen Thomas Geo to y third. Time
Second race-one mile and furlong-
Bon InO go TO ID FIRST. DR.. Cattlett O6 10
5 and to 81 second, Florence "a TO u
third. Time 1855 -.
Third receive and a hali iurlongs-
Glenheim Is to - FIRST. The kcntuckian
d to . and G to - second, Ben Viking
4 10 u third. Time. los
Fourth race-fye and "a half iurlones
Miss Tenny (6 10 % first. Tom Collins
Q2 10 / and TO ID second. Ten Spot GO
10 - third. Time les.
Fifth race-one mile-Banele g to -
first. Lillian Belle - TO ! and 2 q. lD
second Sir Gawain a 10 ID third Time,
sixth race-one and one-sixtcenth miles
Tirearm % 10 - FIRST, Whistlng Coon q
to I and 10 - second. Clonsilla az 10 y
third Time. i.i9 -
At Newport.
CINCINNATI O.. Sept n.-Summa-
ries.
First race-seven Acknowledgement
b Is to u first Dashaway GO 90 I and 4
10 d second. Frisco Ben a to j third.
Iiiav. 80 "a.
p nrst. Hub Prather 90 10 ! and TO -
second. Pat Garrett a TO ID third. Time,
40 i-z.
Third race-one milc-Owners Handicap
George kratz Is 10 - first. j. II. &,
a TO and ouD second. Three Bars GO TO
u third Time. l.3g ga
Fourth race-mile and a sixteenth Mel
lie 10 20 ID first kathie May a. 10 ] and
> 10 u second. Amber Glnts % to ID third.
Time las IL
Fifth receive furlongs.-Rosa Masso
"A 10 ~ first. The Crawfish @ 10 and 3
20 - second. Pansy ii. 90 to u third.
Time. l.02 IL.
Sixth racc-mile and siXteenth.-Fres-
co q 20 - first. Albert Vale q 10 1 and
+, 10 II second, High Noon 6 TO - third.
Time. l.ig.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
TWO GREAT AND
SOLEMNHOLY
Observance of the New Year and
Atonement Begins Tomorrow
BOOKS OF LIFE ARE BALANCED.
The Latter a Day of sclf-searching
and Penitence-Serviccs I'm Beth
Ahaba. Beginning at q O'Clock
Tomorrow Evening.

The two great and solemn haly days
OF the Jewish faith are the days of the
New Year and Atonement lhey IAN re-
spectvely ON lie Isl and 10th days of the
month Tishu occurring thls year on
September 18th and 2jth.
The New Year ls % festival OF sacred
character. u is called in the biDie the
dag Of the blowing VI the shofar tNum.
xix, II and of memorial uev. Kill, 80.
The lesson of the day is tndt OF lli' $
uncertain tenure Followers OF the faith
are reminded of the fact that they are
one year nearer the inevitable grave.
Prominence o.. therefore. giFeG To- the
thought OF seif-inve f.gaiiOn. The books
of life are balanced ana the good ana
evil deeds recalled. Emphasis is laid
unon the thought of God MS Universal
King and Ruler. o. the divine Justice
that governs and guides the world.
DAY OF ATONEMENT
The Day OF Atonoment is of even more
solemn and sacred character. IT, is a
day Of self-searehing and penitence. when
the worshipper completely suborlinates
the body 90 the soul
The entire day Dr. given mp % prayer
and earnest meditation. all worldly cares
and appetitos being laid aside. its pur-
pose is 20 purify and cleanse The heart
10 uplift and spIrituaIzc A fast of TWEEN
ty-f0Ur hours .s Kept as symbol Of the
subsection of the material to the spiritual
TIE SERVICES.
As with am Jewish festivals. New Year
and At0nement Day begin with the SUM
down OF the prcc ding day Services
win be held at Beth Ahaba Synagogue,
for the New Year. beginning at o o'clock
tomorrow friday evening and at 1890
o'clock ON Saturday morning. The sub
ject OF Rev. Dr. T.. 81. Calisch's sermons
for the New York w be IN the evening.
"Rcminlscences.' 300 the morning, AN
United Effort
For the Day OF Atonement the services
Will begin az o'clock in the evening and
10 o'clock A. ST.