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New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
forerlosure 6dles.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK--ELI-A r DOWNS. Piain;t1. against
REUBEN ". ROSS and others. Defendants
In pursuance futsrlocut0ry Judgment partition
and sale, duly made and above entitled
action and bearing date the 18th day of DeceoeP 1ss
l. the undersigned. the n Judgment named
VIII sell public auction. the New York Real Estate
saesroom. No II Broadway in the Borough q Manhar
January, 1900 al y oco-N thar day. strong
Ireland auctoneers the erses directed BY said Jndg
ment 70 De sold. and therein described follows:
EAHCEL No l.
ALL that certain lot piece parcel OF land situate,
lying and being the Ninth Ward Of the City OF New
YORK Known ana distinguished on certain entitled
Map OF property belonging a s. Pel IN the Eighth
Ward. IN City OF r. ". Bridges,
City Surveyor and the Office OF Register q
dred and fort-nne bounded and described follows
BEGINNING at q point on the s0uthsrly side OF
Christopher Street laid said map distant
hundred and three feet tl03 and 90 inches Westerly
with the westerly III of Greenwich Avenue and
thence westerly along the line of Christopher
twenty t&A feet CO inches TO lot No lfs said
therce southerty e right angles
line OF Christopher along said eighty
eight feet eight 1873 map:
thence northeastery line parallel with the northwest
ery line OF sixth Avenue along said lot number one hun
cred and nftysiE ti5 and forty-sX
feet three inches and thence nOrthwestry along said
five o. inches TO the OF beginning. being
premises which were conveyed Reuben Ross
ing MaT 1862 and the once
Register Of city County of York "a
ies Of Conveyanees page 5Sl on the lth day of Nav
ls9 said premises being situated In section block 593
on the land map Of the city OF New York
CLIFFORD W HARTRIDGE.
EDWARD W SHELDON
Plaintiffs Attorney No IS Wall Borough o. Mar
haitian. CITY of New York, New YORK
The following diagram u The property 70 sold
its street number Is Christopher street:
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71ublir Notlers.
PUBLIC HI

PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE
4 EXAMINATION for pupils not in the pub
lie schools who legal residents OF the Boroughs
OF Manhattan and The Bronx and who may wish 20
the high schools. win be held high
buildings the afternoon OF Thursday January
25th. 1900 beginning d f:3O o'clock.
Applicants be examined arithmetic geography,
history Of the United States English grammar and
position. spelling, reading and writing: they
take her examinations school which they desire
attend
The Boys High School No Co West 18th street;
the Gir.s' High School No. 80 street
the High School FOR both boys and girls Il
and Third avenue JOHN JASPER.
BorOlghs OF Manhattan he Er1lx
New York. JanuarT l7th. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

RAIY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
- York Civ Jan g. IqOO-SeaIed proposals. n trPli-
will until u O'Clock noon Jalu-
av D. 1900 then opened in the presence OF bidders
FOR supplying Department with stationery, veterinary
and Illuminating supplies barrels, miscellaneous hard
war brushes, horse and mule SlQe5 a.
specified schedule 20 be had at this oace o. ; Is
reject accept proposals
Will given artici=s
OF domestic production manufacture. conditions or
quality and price Oncludng IN the price OF foreign
productions manufactures the duty thereon) being
equal Envelopes containing proposals should Be marked
proposals Quarermasters stores 20 be opened J2y
addressed Colonel A ; klMbAL4~
A Q Gen Depot Cus-rsrnaster-
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5urroqate's Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon James II
varnun a Surrogate o county Ne- York.
against Mary z Nelson, LATE OF the County q New
York deceased present the same. with there
or 70 the subscriber his place OF tausacng business
st the Office OF T Brown, No Is Wall Street.
Manhattan. IN the City OF New York.
before the 2Oth day of May next
Dated New York, the 18th day OF November, 1893.
GEORGE P. NELSON Executor
EDWARD 2 BROWN, Attorney for Executor, IS Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
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SUPREME COURT, County OF New York
John c. Bar. Plaintiff against John Il BurGhsl
al, Defendants
pursuance q judgment q foreclosure and saIs
duly made and entered n the above entitled
ing date the 6tn day q January. 1900
J. THE UNDERSIGNED. rhe Referee fudzrnene
named. VIII sell az puDic auc-ou the New
Estate sales Rom No III Broadway. Borough
1900. twelve O'Clock on that day by Psrs-
= Meyer. AuctoneeF. the premises directed by Ezi4
Judgment % be sold therein described as flowa.
All those two certain lots pieces parcels Gf lad
with the buildings therecn erected yfng and
being The Of Manhattan. q NeET York.
and particularly described fcIiowss
bEt1lNNlNG point sd Furry-
seventh street distant
from the sourheas-ery u and
Avenue running thence Eastry along the southsry side
Of F1rtyseventh street Thtrtyseven )3 aad %
inches thence S9utherly sad parallel vita Ssveath Ave
one hundred 1u0l feet and I'VE .S inches. thencs
Westery and parallel with FoTtseventh Street Th-tT
seven $50 feet and SIX % inches Norrhry
and again parallel with Seventh Avenue hunsre1
CoN fset and Eve C51 inches sourheriy side %
seventh Street the point place of beginning The
walls the easrerv and westerly sides said premises
being party walls Being the premises conveyed %
John Il Blrchell BY Ellen T. c. FaIon by deed dated
MAY 4rh l.94
Dated. New York. January sth. 1900.
JOHN H JUDGE. Eeesrea
MERRILL & ROGERS, Aytoruevs for plaintiff.
No III Broadway. Borough q Manhar-2a.
New YORK Cirv
The following Is diagram 11 the properly % be scd
a described ADORE the street. numbers being Nos IL ard
Isl Wesr 9TH Street
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GEORGE ALFRED LAMB,
co LAMB & VOSS,
REDEMPTION OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE
Consolidated Elevator ramuanY. Of Duluth Mnn.

Notice is hereby given that the following twentyone
first mortgage bonds Consolidated Elevator
pany 0f Duluth this day drawn for the sinking
fund in accordance with the requirements Of article three
OF the mortgage. and viii be paid and redeemed
Sc premium with accrued
the first day of February 1900 which
will the Office of the Franklin Trust Conn any
corner Of Montague and Clinton streets Borough Of
Brooklyn. City Of New York, viz. Nos. To- 10 20. 2S4,
800 352 353, 357 363 3sT. 39 al. 53J 53I 634 T49
768 S1l, $50. $40 935.
Dec ~. 1853 FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY as Trustee
BY JAS K. COWINCi, Sectv--
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financial fleetinqs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting the stockholders the MERRITT AND
CHAPMAN DERRICK AND WREl'hING COMPANY
viii be held Of said corporation No p Will
lam Street IN the Borough Of Manhattan CITY Of New
York. County and State OF New York Tuesday, the
23d cay Of January. 1900 o'clock IN the
for purpose eecug directors for the ensuing
year and the such other business may
properly come before the meeting
Dated January 30. 1900.
WILLIAM L CHAPMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

The approxiuate amount q the lien charge
satisfy which above property
s Sli.ai3 with January,
1900 together with costs and allowances arnoEntlr8
S35695 with interest from January Gth
VITA ne expenses of the sals The approximate aount
q taNeA Assessments o. ether Hens which ba
the purchaser % purchase e.
paid the Referee 4 saas and interest pre1Lsss
" sold subject a arst & 1900 with
thereon from November isBS a.
the rate per per annu1. % sacord
orszse % $500 vita interest thereon f-oa tne
1ay of Nay. ls9. a. the rate q nvs per
aRnuz- Dated. SsS YORK January stA 800
JOHN = JUD0z. Rscsrss.
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Nome 90 Greoitors.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
WHEREAS the undersigned intends TO ap-
" ply TO Surrogates Court County OF
for letters Of administration ths
estate of McKie OF the OF White Creek
County deceased under the provision OF Section
364 Of the OF Civil Procedure for limiting the
penalty bond: therefore notice Is here
by given all creditors OF said deceased 70 their
OF said County of Washington
before the ID day OF February. 1900
Dated Cambridge N Y Dec o. 1899.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, County OF New York
Marcus KOhner others. Defendants
pursuance o. Judgment Foreclosure and Sala.
ing date the day q December 1899 the Under
signed. the Referee Judgment named. EiI sal
located a III Broadway. the Borough % lIzz-
IA ea1 cry q New York On the IN day q Fesrnz-y
8 Go AGctionsers the premises direetsd 6y sz.d taeS-
sold. and therein described fellows. kta-I.
Annexed BY Chapter s38 u The Laws oc lse6. VIA
those pieces parcels q land siruzte
Town Wesrehsster. County of Westchsstsr
numbers 3 9. Z. 10. II and Il map emitted
Westchester County OF Westchessr and STATE q NeT
YORK surveyed by r denWoOd. surveyor. Gated Wash
the once OF the Register OF tne county or Wsstcnese
White Plains the said premises being bounded and
Tr-TS-D-TN-r- e. -oiTs - r. so,--bs-- ~---.- ~
First and Street said map and r-nnins
sad FIRST Avenue three aaadri feet thsnes IN a szt
eriy direction and AZ right angles % the sd Fst Ave-
River, thence nOrtheastery direction along ths Ina
i- sac s1 ~ Fi-sr strset. snd tSsBcs = - sss.s- 80
two hundred ana sry feet TO the point or place of Be-
57r,s-sio-s
bers 10. II u BEGINNING a. a point on FIRST
Avenue. distant from First street On said map IN
norrhe-lT direction hundred thence running
westerly direction. hundred ard twenty-sx feet
% tne Bron1 Etver Thence n nortnery westerly ana
n0rtnwestery direction along the line q The said Bronx
Eiver on sad map lys sIadred and tor'y tset % ot
81 thence n al east-rly creon oF and Win said let
-. said four hundred and seventyous feet
the line OF sid First avenue On sad nap t-ss h1n-
ord feet TO the poi5t OF place OF beginning Be 1
4 c BROWN
SIMON sTERNE.
Attorney for PLAINTIFFS,
being aiso described as present knowa:
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The approximate taxes water rates ssssss,
other liens upon premises abolr S4- ~
which win b allowed the purchase moneS q p-
By the referee.
Dated. YORK. January 2nd 1900
CLIFFORD ". HARTRIbSE
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
1ipi0eu0 NotlLgs

The Colorado & Southern, Railway Co.
AT a MEETING Of the Board Of Directors
held this day, there was declared from the net
ings calendar 1893 dividend of two per
able the holders OF record Of the first preferred stock
On f rs1 fs @ - hi r9ay me VII be closed al three
n on y4naaTy ; Sl5[' iad ana VIII De FiehSi al Ten
The Colorado < southern Railway Co
. Broad street New York, January l1th 1900 90.
PIsferred SIC sf9ek K Of % me % f@0Tso @ @ nus sfst
1900 and WI reopen at Ten Ten A M on on FePruaTy 10 n
be prepared above Dividend Of
aagartsG & c among the parties entitled thereto as
appear OF record on their books when closed as
HALLGARTEN & CO.,
Agents for Voting Trustees
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS A259 2g,,- NORTHERN
RAIL%AY 45 CoMPANT y Nv OF 4o-I toTA 951v 1900
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TWO PER
CENT and IN addition EXTRA dividend Of TWO
PER CENT was esf.aTsg On ths f f Taer zs4 o. bs s
vii be closed SATURDAY January % and viii be re-
opened on II H HoLILsTER. Treasurer.
THE ALABAMA CoNsoLLLID2-A1TED coal IRON
COMPANY. q William wills ,.5,Fs1, street. ,o.h ,aoo
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared quarterly dividend Of One and and thGeeslaF
stockholders Of Record 10th. 1900 payable Feb
TSe transfer books win January goth, 1900
three O'Clock NJ and 5To S E 5so1 AFG RfIf 4rsasars s "
TIE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Liberty St ans s. ~ 46 and 5sDas fS Maae p I@s 800
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
4 -a,v baa tbfs day declared a dividend OF 2ia Per
., ana an extra dividend q one-half Per Cent pay
s5s Offices February J. 1900. The
,1ser books viii closed Saturday, January H. and
Friday. February =
THE PROCTER & CAMILLE CoMPiAh16;;o 6;o
yY,rTu UrpEcTORS Of this Company have this
-, ..,a-ss a ser,-annuaI dividend SIX PER
,be Common stock OF the Company. PAYABLE
~ - F-etr-la-v Is books Viii be
ciosa1 from Feb lst to Feb 18th. incl1siye
SiOsed At"II 80 .. 2. GAMBLE, Secy-
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finanrial Glerhous,


CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Irving Place January 2, I9OO-The anEua!
stockholders OF this company for the eec
ton Of trustees during ensuing viii be
at Office Monday January p, 1900 Polls
open II m 70 p Transfer books VIII close
Saturday g. at II and reopen Tuesday jan
o. F. zOLLLKOFFER Secretary.
THE PEOPLES GAS LIGHT a COKE co.
(Of Chcagoj-
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock holders
l. Of The Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company Will
held the Office OF the Company in Chicago, Adams
Street Michigan Avenue, Saturday. February
II O'Clock A NJ The transfer books viii close
S.,p yrr in accordance With me bylaws at asrIorI
. IA on Friday. January 10 Will reopen at 10
O'clock A. NJ Tuesday, February 18Th. 1890.
c. 4. q. BILLINGS. President.
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
l. n he GENERAL. CHEMICAL. COMPANY. for the
rrose OF the ensuing year
,--ssrug such may properly come
ere the meeting, held the CCmpanys Once
~ Fhtlipstown. Putnam County, in the State OF New
york On Wednesday, the SlEt January, 1900 al
o'c the forenoon.
TT1e stock transfer books closed against
stock Saturday. January "a O'Clock
noon and bs reopened February lst at 10 A NJ
New York, January =. 1900.
CHAs- ROBINSON SMITH, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
-rrr- WI We L--I-IN - IL c+n-l-

DaHriug araoemies.
CsOLUAIBIA DANCING ACADEMY. cor 5eth-st. 9Th
L ave. Private class lessons every day ana
Circular
TYNICK CKERBocKER Dancing Academy ~ East Isti-st.
n SquaEe.Frfvate and claas afternoon
and evening. J. MARK MACDONALD. send for circular.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

The approxiInate lien OF charge %
sfy which the above described property be soIt
Is EWenty-01s Thousand three hundred and nineteen and
8floo tS23l9D Dollars with interest thereon from ts
10th day q December 1893 together with and az
lowances amounting % Three hundred and and
45-I00 Dollars tSSO746l Decs1bs-
lb-h. l-ss together or
approximate taxes liens.
which % be allowed % ths purchaser our OF tha
purchase money. or paid b- ne Referee. 3 SIX hun
and and 2f00 Dollars ard interest
Dated New Y0rk. January l3ih, l9o0
Retzre3.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
Election Notice.
il. Louis. Iron Mount Tain ~ Southern Rail-

New York January IL, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing the stockholders the St Louis Mountain
Railway Company viii n
panys Office. CITY Of Louis Missouri Tues
day March 13 1860 o'clock A NJ election
thirteen Directors FOR the ensuing and
business may before
meeting. The meeting OF the Directors viii
be held the Office the day a 1900
clock looks VIII
day January 80 1900 at 800 o'clock P. NJ and re-
opened on Wednesday. 1900 q 1000 o'clock
4. NJ. GEO. J. GOULD. President
A H. CALEF Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19


The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
New York January l3 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing the stockholders The Missouri Pacific Rail
Company viii be held IN the t0mpany's Office
City OF st. Louis Missouri, Tuesday March 13 1900
300 A n thirteen Directors
ensuing year transaction any other
business that before The
meeting Of the Directors VIII be hid the Office
the day at 1900 o'clock The transfer
books viii be closed Tuesday, Jan 80 1900 at $500
o'clock P. N. reopened Wednesday March IA
1900 al 1000 o'clock A n
a H CALEF. Secretary
OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND COAL co.
No l Broadway, New York, January 18th. 1870.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Maryland
Coal Company for the election 4 a President and
ten Directors, and may come
before meeting held a Compauy's Office
No ! Broadway. New York un February 9Th. 1900. at
A. NJ
Transfer books viii close January 22d 1900. and
H B. NEDHAM. Secretary
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
FROM WATAUGA.

Watauga, Tenn, Sept. 4, 1900.
NJ. V. Williams, travelling freight
agent for the Southern Railway, was
here this week
J. b. Franklin, travelling salesman
for Chapman, White, Lyons & Co.,
was here last Thursday.
Born to the WIFI of VIM. Shell a
daughter.
Chris Reitz, manager of the Watauga
Valley Lumber Co, has moved his
family here.
Mrs. L. H. Carrier and Mrs. Chris
Reitz spent last Wednesday visiting in
johnson City.
t. 7. Reese arrived here Sunday
night from Chicago, and will spend a
week with bis parents before be returns
to his home at Palm Beach, Fla.
James Barker of Bristol was here
yesterday on business.
The public school began here yester-
day with E. B. Smalling as teacher
Mrs. Win Hendrix and children, of
Greeneville, were visiting relatives
here last week.
Charles Fitzsimmons, editor Of the
Mountaineer, came over from Eliza
bethton Sunday Q cning, and boarded
the train here yesterday morning.
Mrs. W. J. Jobling and children left
last Friday to join Mrs Jobling's hus-
band near Chattanooga
Rev. NJ. b. Upchurch is still holding
a revival here. There have been sever
al conversions.
Misses Ethel Hummer and Ethel
Reese are visiting in Johnson City to.
day. VIOLET.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06

Gar of Russia or the Shah of Persia.
For no greater oifense against constitu-
tional government George III. lost an
empire and Charles /. his head.
No matter what Mr.. MoKinley's mo-
tives may be, his usurpation of the
prerogatives Of congress can not be too
quickly or too strongly condemned. If
he can override the constitution under
any pretense whatever without being
called sharply to account, any other
president can do the same and send
troops into any foreign country, involve
us in war, just, or unjust, overriding
the liberties of the people and paving
the way for the overthrow of our gov
eminent
Let Mr.. Mckinley take warning,
The blood OF every American soldier
slain in China is on his head, and tn,
American nation will demand reckon
ing from him for this and every unlaw
full and unconstitutional act. --Phila
delphia Times (Rep.)
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06

We have frequently wondered how
so many newspapers thriyed in the city
of Greeneville, but found the open
Sesame last week. While sitting OPP
posite the Democrat office we saw team
after team drive up and unload their
burdens. 1t kept two men busy carry
ing upstairs the wheat received on sub
scription. Success to you, John. May
the procession never grow less.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
IA Halt Called on Mckinley "

EyeIy true American will read the
story of the slaughter Of our marines at
the gates of Pekin with indignation
and rage, not against the Chinese who
are defending their country from in
vasion and fighting to maintain the in
tegrity Of their soil from the spoliation
by the powers of Europe, but against
the administration at Washington
which has unlawfully, by an act of i'm
perial usurpation, sent American troops
to make war on foreign country.
The Chinese, in opposing with all
their might the soldiers OF the powers,
who are invading their country on the
pretense Of defending their citizens
from mob, or doing just what we or
any other civilized nation would do.
AT various times the lives of citizens of
other countries have been sacrificed to
mob fury in this country, but had King
Humbert, Emperor Francis Joseph or
Kaiser William ssnt an army here to
defend or to protect his subjects we
would have killed every man that he
landed, and it would not have been
murder. but righteous war. We have
no more right to send troops to China
than Queen Victoria has to send her
soldiers to st. Louis if Englishmen's
lives are imperiled in riots there; but if
it we're necessary to declare war on
China the president has no right to do
it.
We can have and will have no part in
the partition of China, We have no
business there. England has sent her
troops and warships there to prevent
Russia from getting too great an adj
Vantage. and the administration at
Washington is helping England in pur-
anti of some actual implied agreement.
This is humiliating enough, but worse
sti,l IL the fact that in doing this the
nresident has committed an act Of out
rapeous usurpation which which would
no indefensible in constitutional
monarchy and is worthy only of the
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
Died.

At Piney Flats, the Goth ult., Ralph,
eldest son of Solomon s. Smalling, of
johnson City, aged eight years and ten
months.
Ralph had been at Piney Flats spend
ing the summer with his grandfather,
Mr.. Solomon Smalling, and was taken
sick about five weeks Ggo with brain
fever. About three weeks ago his father
was notified that he was growing worse
each day, and he forthwith repaired to
his bedside, only to find that his boy
was very sick indeed. Mr.. Smalling
remained with him until his death and
did all he could to alleviate his suffer
ing and add to his comfort. He suffer
ed greatly and was delirious at times,
but always recognized his father, whom
he loved supremely. amongst all who
bent over his bedside, and seemed to
feel that all was we'll while he was near.
Ralph was manly little fellow, and
his father idolized him. He was ia
vorite among his playmates, and was
delighted when Sunday came, that he
might go to Sunday School and attend
service. He was unusually bright and
intelligent, but "God loves shining
mark, so he took little Ralph to dwell
with Him in the seraphic realm, where
he awaits the coming Of his father and
little four-year-old brother. In your
bereavement, Sol, you have the sympa-
thy of many friends. ~.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06

Col. e. O. Reeves, democratic candi-
date for congress from the first district,
was in town this week, and impressed
all who met him very favorably. If
the people of this district want a man
to represent them in congress they will
send Col. Reeves. If they only wish
to have an agent of the pie brigade at
Washington, they will continue the
present able incumbent in that posi-
ton. We believe when November
comes the people will be so thoroughly
Disguised with Brownlow methods that
they will give their votes to the candi-
date the direct opposite of the present
congressman. -Rogersville Review.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1900-09-06
Resolutions of Respect.

In his mysterious providence it has
pleased our Heavenly Father to remove
from our circle of league works Hattie
May Seaver, one of our most faithful
members; and while wesorrow because
of the vacant place, and because here
we shall SEQ her face no more, it gives
us joy to remember her humble, CON
sistent life, her fidelity to the cause Of
Christ, her ever readiness to answer
any call of duty in the league or else
where. Hers was life of cheerful
service in the home, in the social circle
or in the church OF her choice and love.
We do not wonder that for such a one
the path of life grew brighter as il near
ed the end; that suffering was borne
with patience for the Masters sake, and
that death came not as dreaded enemy
but as a Divine messenger, soothing
the weary body Into blessed, but not
eternal, sleep, and bearing that triumph
ant into its longed-for home,
To the family of our friend we ex-
tend sincerest sympathy in their loss,
which is ours also, praying that the
lesson of her quite, faithful life may re-
main ever in our hearts and bear fruit
in greater love and deeper conservation
to the course of our common Master.
MISS LAURA KING,
WILLIE REEVES,
ANNIE WHEELER,
Committee,
Epworth League NJ. E. Church So.