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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
MAYOR PHELAN MUST
HELP SATISFY JUDGMENT
Judge Long Gives Decision Against
Directors of the Horse Show
Association

Justice of the Peace Long gave judg-
ment yesterday in favor of Joseph Castor,
who sued the directors of the Horse Show
Association of the Pacific Coast for ma
instance of the defendants. Mayor Phe-
Ian was enc of the defendants in the suit
and will pay $14S SO as his portion to sat
isfy the judgment besides 81 % for costs.
The other directors and the amounts
which they will pay the judgment fol-
low:
Robert f. Morrow. ST4 10; e. w. Hopkins.
s14S IS; William Babeoek, S14S 80; ]. A. Dono-
hoe S14S IS: Charles II. CrOeker S156; A. E.
Buekman, $26 William Alvord. $9S g.
Some of the directors of the association
escaped Judgment on the defense that the
articles of incorporation were amended
so as to enlarge the scope Of the associa-
ton, and they did not agree to the amend
mentS.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
Alexander Brothers Rearrested.

The charge against Joseph and George
Alexander for smuggling silk hats and
other articles from the steamship Doric
was dismissed yesterday by United States
Court Commissioner HeacOck. The court
held that as the defendants were not pas
sengers they could not have been guilty
of smuggling, and suggested that the evil
GenCe showed them TO have been guilty OF
aiding and abetting in the removal and
cOncealment of smuggled goods. In ac-
cordance with the Commissioner sugges-
ton new complaints were prepared, new
warrants issued and the defendants rear
rested.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROMINENT PEOPLE
Testify to the Efficacy of the New
Scientific Dandruff Treatment.

A E Lanier. Denver, says: ''Herpicide
has made my hair grow rapidly"
Mrs. A. Guerin. Great Falls, Mont,
says: II find Herpicide an excellent dan
druff cure"
H. Greenland, Portland. Ore, says:
''Newbro's Herpicide stopped my hair
falling OUT
]. D. Israel, Dayton. Wash, says:
"Herpicide has completely cured my dan
drun."
Charles Brown. president First National
Bank, Vancouver, Wash, says: "Herpi-
eide is excellent for keeping the scalp
clean"
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
Pitches Winning Ball.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 19.-"Rube" Wad-
dell toyed with the Los Angeles batters
to-day. while the All-Americas toyed with
Hale's curves, the net result being a score
of IL to in favor of the Fasteners. In
but one inning, the third, did the locals
connect with the ball served up by Wad-
dell, when a base on balls and two hits
enabled them to score their only runs
Hemphill secured three of the hits made
off WaddelI. Although Waddell has signcd
a contract to pitch for Morleys team next
season, few persons take his action seri-
OuSly
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
Lee Is ACQUITTED.

The case of Charles Lee, charged with
grand larceny by Mrs. Lizzie Dwyer, So
Stockton street, who alleged that on the
night of October 16 last he stole from her
diamonds and money to the amount of
several thousand dollars was dismissed
by Judge Fritz yesterday. The Judge said
there was no evidence whatever against
Lee
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
smart wanted by Police.

Ed Campion, agent for Golfers Weekly,
secured warrant from Judge Fritz yes
terday for the arrest of Harry F. Smart
on the charge of misdemeanor embezzle-
ment. He says that Smart was recently
discharged by him and since then he has
been collecting money by representing
himself as still in Campion's employment.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20

UPREME CHANCELLOR OG-
DEN H. FETHERS, the highest
~ official of the order of knights
~ of Pythias, arrived in this city
last Wednesday night from James
vile. Wis, in company with his wife.
They became the guests of Alvinza Hay
ward in his beautiful home in San Mateo
Mr.. Fethers comes to this coast on a
tour of business for the order and for
pleasure. The business of the visitor is
tc look into the arrangements that are
being made by the knights of the do
main of California in the matter of the
holding of the next Supreme Lodge ses-
sion in this city 1t conYenes next Au-
gust.
California, through its committee at the
Supreme Lodge session last held, succeed
ed in securing the convention for san
Francisco. and the Pythian week will be
a great event in the fraternal line. Re-
ports to the general committee that has
the matter in hand show that the lodges
of this domain are working actively for
the success of the session and they will
make it an event that will gain golden
opinions for the California Knights
There has been unusual activity In all
branches of the order and remarkable
gain in membership.
More COMPANIES Mustered In.
There has also been unusual activity in
the Uniform Rank of the organization
for a dozen or more companies have been
mustered II. LII dQQlIlOH 10 LH6 S6SSlOli
of the Knights there will be an encamp-
ment of the regiments from every State
of the Uniform Rank, which is the mill
tary branch of the knights. From re-
ports that have been received in this city
from the different domains it is expected
that there will be at least 50 900 knights
in this city during the Pythian week, and
as the general committee will receive eX-
tremely favorable rates for members and
their friends it is. thought that at least
40 900 friends and relatives of members
will take advantage of the opportunity
to visit California. and particularly the
committee has had several conferences
with the Merchants Association and it
has the assurance of substantial assist
ance. In return for this assistance the
general committee is advertising the State
of California in all parts Of the supreme
domain. having sent out speakers who
are now, as they have been for the last
three months, addressing public meetings
I'm the interest of California. These speak
ers are also distributing literature on the
same subject. The latest person sent out
the California mission is Past Grand
Chancellor Charles L. Patton, who left
last week for the East and who on his
tour will talk UP Pythianism and Cali
Philadelphia, Cleveland and a number of
other large cities.
Supreme Chancellor Well Pleased.
Supreme Chancellor Fethers has ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with the
work of the California knights so far,
and he will during his stay in this vicin-
;ty familiarize himself with all that is
to be done. He said yesterday that he
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
Ruef elected Attorner.

At a special meeting yesterday Of thO
California Liquor Dealers Association,
San Francisco No. l. E L Wagner pre-
siding, A. Ruef was elected attorney for
the association. The attendance was ex.
ceptiOnally large.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
Revives Grade of Vice Admiral.

WASHINGTON. Dec ia bill was in
troduced in the Senate to-day by PenrOse
reviving the grade of vice admiral of the
navy and promoting Admirals Sampson
and Schley and Captain Clark to that
rank.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
Licensed to Marry.

OAKLAND, Dec. 19-Licenses to marry
were issued to-day to James H. Robson
aged over p years, and Emily z. Evans,
over Is, both of Oakland; John d. Men
donca, 80, and Rose A. Andrade, 10, both
of Sunol
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20

MALLoN ESTATE APPRAIsED.-The es-
tate of the late Joseph B. Mallon has been ap-
praised at SIS, 450 5S 1t consists of S10,350 5S
cash stocks. bonds and promssory notes worth
S65. 100. and real estate valued at $2400
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20

LABORER SUES FOR DAMAGES S-Giovan-
villa, laborer, who was injured by being
struck by an elevator in building in course
of construction at the of Mason and
O'Farrel streets is suing Sidney Walker who
is erecting the building, for $50 100 damages.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

DOMESTIC PORT.
ASTORIA-Sailed Dec 19--Schr North Bend,
for San Francisco: stmr San Pedro, for San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-20
MUNYON'S
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When Prof Munyon says his Dyspepsia Cure
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been weakened by od-style drugs. 1t will do much
toward making an cid stomach act like a sound one.
AT all druggists, IS cents. Fifty six other cures
Muny~n, New York and PhiladeI phia-
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4 F WE FAIL TO DO AS WE AGREE SPE-
cialists for men. As many physicians and
others have inquired regarding our ORIGINAL
NEW METHOD of treatment for all troubles.
have decided to demonstrate by sending 20
all who may desire A FREE TRIAL TREAT
MENT UNTIL JANUARY 1ST. state case
plainly and receive plain package by mail.
DIR. WILLIAMS & CO., 40 Geary st.
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist churoh-p Preaching moIn.
ing at iO3c and evening" at $50 by the pastor.
Rev. Robert =. Y. Pierce, u. u. Morning prayer
IN the lower temple at 0ii. Theme Of the
morning sermon. "Rcst for the Weary Sunday
school at tho Penn avenue church at o'clock,
aud at the Amcrma1 mission at $50. Young
Peoples Society ot Christian Endeavor meeting
at $50 n. m. Theme OF the evening Sermon
"Sunken Rocks. or Who Is Your piloti" Tho
pastor viii illustrate tho evening discourse with
crayon sketches drawn during the service. Evan.
gclistic aitcr.mcctng in the lower temple.
First Baptist church, South Main avenues 7.
Mathews, pastor. The usual services morning
and evening. ll.30 .. m. aud i.3O y. m. in the
basement " the Welsh Baptist church Sunday
school. ?O p. m, plymouth church, Dr. Bed
doc. superintendent u. Y. T.. T. service, $50
p. m. at koritc hall. Wednesday evening prayer
meeting, go D. N. MI are welcome.
jackson street Baptist church Rev Thomas de
Cruchy. d. -, pastor. Morning prayer meet.
inc at o.3o leader Deacon Dawes Preaching at
1890 =. N. by the pastor The Lords supper
will he administered at the closc OF the morn.
ing sermon. sunday school at . p. M, thas.
llollcy superintendent Evening service at :
O'Clock sharp The pastor will begin the scric.
Of illustrated sermons, topic. Great Hymns
and Their Authors.' Praise service TO begin with
from tho canvass \ silver collection will he
taken. Children will not he admitted unless ac.
compauicd by their parents. The public i'
cordially r,itod.
Green Ridge Baptist church.-Mornng prayer
meeting at 10 O'Clock: preaching by the pastor
at 1890 and 7.ao. subject in the morning. "Thc
Fourth Bcatitudc. Is N"cknCss WClkne,s?' sub.
icct in the evening, "Thc Greater Work.; sun.
day school at ll.4j; meeting of the Junior soci.
cty at $50; PRAYER meeting OF the Senior society
at $50.
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Mems Christian association on Sun
day at 3.45 p. M, will be addressed
by Secretary w. w. Adair. subject;
What Is Your Life?" The Schubert
male ouartette. whose superb singing
always delights their audiences, viii
sing. Men only are admitted. All
men are admitted.
On Thursday evening supper was
served to sixty of the converts and
friends of the Rescue Mission. Tables
were set in the rooms over the mission
hall, and all had an enjoyable time
Miss Grace CogliZer, Miss Anna Sal
mon, Miss Laura Waugh and Miss
Nellie Prynn assisted the mission
workers i'm serving the supper This
was followed by an enthusiastic song
and testimony meeting in the mission
hall.
Rev. Walter Miller. pastor of Grace
Lutheran church. Wilkes Barre, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening
In Grace Lutheran church. of this
city, corner Madison avenue and Null
berry street. Gospel services will be
continued every evening next week.
Mr.. Miller is expected to preach Mon
day evening. and Rev. NJ. Il. McLinn.
of bloomsbury. thu balance OF the
week TIL" pupic is cordially invited
to these services.
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Presbyterian.

llINl Presbyterian 'HHi,h >e'NHcs' Io"o a.
M anu 80" r. M IT. Ncl'"i WIN preach ~
Tie morning IN Narhtld' president oi Lady
cue collcG'' VIII pl'"ch W tue evening Ht'dhS'
cfs always welcome.
the second lr'NoH'"hIh church services at
10" a. lII' '3o p m. pt. Narleld, president
OF Lafayette college, VIII preach III the morning.
w hop'h'on VIII pi'a'h IN tue evening on
,ohnio' ana conquest MI W'l'"mc.
''t'h "iuge ireNoN'''''r 'h'fc'. hcN' u ~
i"'S'"s' pastor, NJ r'"" IT, IT. anu g." T. ''''
services 'i worship WIN lfe"'h'hG by 'h' pdN,",
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EvanSelicai Lutheran.

Evangelical Lutheran Third Sunday In Lent
Gospel, Luke II: li2s; cpistlc. Eph. ): 10.
81. Marks. Wsshburn and Fourteenth streets
Rev. ~ l.. Ramer, PHI n. pastor. Services at
1890 a. M, 80 p. M. Iuther league, $50 p.
M; sunday school. - M; Catcchetcal instruc.
ton. Monday, p. m; Wednesday service, 73o
p. m: Mission Band, Saturday, $50 y. m Morn
ing service, "Chris''s Victory Of Satanic Evil"
evening service. "Thc Spirits Voice to tn.
Church"
Holy Trinity, ADAMS avenue and Mulberry
strcet-Gcv. G. g. >pieker. pastor. Services at
1890 q. M, 80 p M; Tuther league, 630 p.
M: SUNDAY school. L. M: Catccletcal instruc.
tion, Monday, p. NJ; Lenten service, Friday,
I y. M. Wednesday, Iij p. M; Mission Band,
saturday. 10 a. m.
ST. Paul's. Short ayenuc-Gcv. W. C. T. Lluer,
pastor. Services, 1880 q. m, 80 p. M; Sun.
day school. $50 2. M. Catecheticdl instruction.
- y. m; Luther league. Wednesday. ESQ p. m.
lions. Miflin avenuc--Rev. =. T. Zizelmann,
pastor. Services. $50 q. M; sunday school, >
T.. N.
Christ church, Cedar avenue and Birch street
Rev. James Witle, pastor. Services. 1890 4. m,
80 p M. sunday school. y. M.
ST. Peters, Prescott avenueRey. John Ran.
dolph, pastor. Services, 1870 .. m, 80 p m.
sunday school, p. N.
Emanuel German.polish Lutheran church, Rces.
streel-Rev. Ferdinand sattclmeier, pastor.
Preaching in the German language at 10 a. m.
sunday school. . p. M
Grace Evangelical Lutheran church General
synod, corner Madison avenue and Mulberry
Strcet-Rcv. Luther Hess Waring, pastor. 9.3O
4. M, sunday school: lO30 a. M. divine wor.
Ship; G.ii p. NJ, Y. p. s. c. f.: 80 p M.
divine worship. Rev. Walter Miller, pastor ot
Grace Lutheran church. Wilkes Barre. will
preach morning and evening. The public is cor
dially invited.
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Religious News Notes.

A. j. Massey. commercial traveller,
will speak at the Rescue Mission to-
night.
Gospel services at the Young Wo-
mems Christian association Sunday af-
ternoon at 3.45. All women and girls
welcome.
Rev. II. J. Whalen. d. d.. will read
a paper at the Baptist pastors CONFER
ence Monday at 1890 on "'rhe Private
Administration of Baptism
There Is a Hell and All Are Not
Saved" will be the subject at All Souls
tniversalist Church next Sunday
evening Pastor. Rev. O. II. Boards
lev.
The alumni and prospective students
and friends Of Lafayette college are
cordially invited to attend the services
in the First Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening to hear DR.. Warneld.
the president of the college.
Rev. J. w. Messenger of the United
Evangelical church. Capouse avenue, is
attending the annual session of his
conference, near York, Pa. During his
absence. services will be conducted. as
usual, Rev. G. T.. Newell supplying
the pulpit,
The meeting at the Railroad Young
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Religious....

sermon to men. No boys under fifteen
The Young Man and His Company"
At the Penn Avenue Baptist church
tomorrow evening. the pastor. Rev, Dr.
Pierce. will give an illustrated sermon,
using crayon sketches to illustrate his
theme. "Sunken Rocks. or Who is
Your Pilot" Paster Pierce illustrates
the International Sunday school leg
sons for various religious journals and
for many years he has contributed the
original blackboard pictures for many
sunday school periodicals. He Is fire.
quently requested TO give illustrated
sermons. using the crayon drawings in
his pulpit ilustra tions. Tomorrow
evening he will illustrate his remarks.
using the rapidly drawn crayon
sketches.
ON Wednesday. May |. the twenty
ninth annual session OF the Pennsyl-
Nania Conference of the Primitive
Methodist church will open at ply
mouth and continue until May :. Fol
lowing is the program which will be
observed.
"Wednesday. MAY ,-.J g. IA. and p. M. e..
aiming committee. $50 p IN. general commit.
tee.
Thursday. May % ., and p. NJ. con.
ference sessions: 30 +. M. lei bv Rev. T.. Blll.
Opening sclnou. Rev. r. NJ. Ratcrman, u. u.
Friday, May 30 4. T,. and . u. M. con.
ference sessions; 80 r.. M, led 10y Rev. ". ".
RESELL Conference sermon, Rev. H. q. Russell.
saturday. May 80 a. m. and =. m. con.
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BY
J. E. Gilbert, DID,
Secretary of American
Society OF Religious
Education.

plcut ot Uis avn rl,,, and u.it,r III, ui.,'m
and work.
BLASrlEMN Ner,"s U5.d,D .. hat uuw will
they do with their prisoner? VIII they release
Him and honor Him VIII ;hpy wake the
populace and proclaim Him viii tley east
of the Roman yoke and sci up the Kingdom OF
David! That they would gladly have done M.
der propcr circumstances, 1t i, possible that
the disciples desired nothing lnoIc (hctS i: 6>.
But IUdI, may have expected TO force such nl
issue Matt NNvii: -. But that WAS not the
Sngdom which Jesus came TO establish. ncithc.
was lIo suitable person 10y whom the chir'
priests might hops io regain the long.coycJcd
temporal power Nor yet wuc they prepared
TO accept Him JS spiritual ruler. Ills avowal
only secured what they had yaiGly sought uy
hircling pcliurer~. 'BlsSphemy," eSclained
Of wiEcssc.." And the counsel declared "u,
(; guilty of death" ,Lcy. NXiv; l6). Hero 4.
au open rupture and rejection. Whose word
shah standy That Of Iesu, or Caiapha,y Is lie
the king longcd Tor with passionate hone for
two thousand years? Or i lie a blasphcmons
impostcr doomed 10 die? TIA, alternative. rr,.
sented in that Slnhrdrim chamber, will go IN
PLATE and To history After generation, mus,
,lonsc between the confession and thc ,ond.,,-
nation
INSULT Nr,,cs h.o>I.- Ntrr Tia, ,uliu hal
been pronounced, "ilc is guilty OF DEATH" the
guards and servants of Caarhas pcrputratcd upon
Jesus the most reyolting insults They spir
in His face; the, slnutc Him with their hand.
ard challenged Him to say who did il. Elder.
helm says: "Al rose in rebellion. Tie sbir.,
sCnility which delighted in insults ,pon one
who could never he ,anaui,hcd. that innate ,,,l.
| u.lrity which love, 10 tra,nplc on f,llcp ,ro,t
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Episcopal.

saint Luke's Parsh--Rev Rogers israel. ~ ~,
rcctor Rev. T.. y. Hsughlor. senior curste Re-.
". y. Nash, junior curatc. Third Sunday IN
Lent.
II. Luke's thmch---T.S0 a. M. Holy Com
munion, 1890 u. M. morning prayer. ltanr
and scTmon $50 y. M, evening prayer; 40
y. M, missionary service: 0.ij q. M, SUNDAY
school aud Bible classes.
ST. Marks, DunmoreS a. m, Holy Com
munion; 1890 a. m, sermon ami Holy Com
munion; 1s0 p. nl.. evening prayer and sermon;
2 y. M. sunday school and Bible classes
East End Mission. Prescott ayenuc--2.3o r. m.
sunday school and Bible classes. $50 p. m, o..
ening prayer and sermon.
South Side Mission. Fig street $50 D. NJ,
sunday school and Bible classes
st. Georges, olyphant-93o p. m, sunday
school and Bible classes $50 p M. evening
prayer aud sermon
Christ church. Washington avenue and PARK
strcot--Rcv. r. s. Dslcntinc rector. rhrl
sunday in Lent Morning prayer. litany and scr.
mon. I0.30 Sunday school. go y. M; evening
prayer 80. Mr. T.. =. Bower will make an
address to men in The evening All seats free.
All welcome.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey.

stations in New Noik-toot OF Liberty street.
v H.. aud South feny.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT nov. d. 1900.
Trains leave SclantOn for New York Neyatl-
Elizabeth. Philadelphia, Easton Bethlehem. A.
lcntown, Mauch Chunk and White Haven al s gG
a, M expires, llO' express $50 p. IN, sundays,
2,l5 D. m.
For lit,ston and wilkes Barre, $50 a. M. l. IA
and $50 p. m. SUNDAYS, 2lj p. m,
For Baltimore and Washington, aud poinr.
Sunth and West via Bethlehem, $50 a. m. / 10
and 3.50 p, m, sundays, els p. M.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, ctc., al $50
a. M. and 1,l0 p, nl
For Reading, Lebanon and Harrisburg. via A..
lentoNn, $50 a, m, and l,l0 y. M SUNDAYS
Els p. m
For Pottsyille, $50 a. m. ami l.lO p. M.
Through tickets TO all points east south and
west At lowest rates at the station
II. p. BALDWIN. Cen. Pass. Act
! " 0LHAUsEN. Gen Stunt
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Reformed Episcopal.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church, wyoming
avenue below Mulberry Strcet--Rev. George w.
Alrich, pastor. Prayer and praise service. $50
a. m.; divine worship. 1880 a. m. and 80 r. m.
preaching 10y the pastor; A. M, "Thc New Com.
mandment." John 10; 1897; p. m. "Thc Unity
~ the spirit" Eph {: Sc; Sabbath school, -
M; Y p. s. G. f., $40 y. m. Bible study
Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock. "Thc Belicv.
crs Service" Rom. I2: l.2. Lesson study We'd
ncsday at 80 y. m. prayer meeting AT p. m.
seats free. All are welcome
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avenue and Vine strcct--G. Bobilin, pastor.
Preaching services at 1890 a. m. and 7.3O y. M ;
Sunday school at noon, and at o'clock p. m.
in the Taylor Avenue chapel; Epworth league
meeting at G.aj u. IN. Teachers meeting Monday
evening aud prayer meeting on Thursday even.
ing.
Aircan Methodist Episcopal church. Howard
place-Dr. d. :. Bentley. pastor. Preaching at
1890 a. M. SUNDAY school, go y. M; preach.
ing. as y. M. \ cordial welcome extended
TO all
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Jesus and CaiaphaS.
Matt. XVI: 57-6S.


taiaplaN \ ,A>' must IN made against Him,
that II" may he scat to Pildte, the governor.
'helc was first a private examination, recorded
~ Matthew ana Marx, and then a hearing before
tue SdhhcdiIhI, over which the high priest pre-
'ldc1' recorded by John. The chief priests and
elders are present 10 conduct the prosecution,
ana IN" scribeS 10 record the proceedings. Bui
tue prisoner hd" II" "ounSct This tial concerns
aIl people-'thc masses then sleeping, and he
millions ld'ho'n Of 'thci nations. But where
are the witnesses: In vain they are sought,
ana money IS oh"cd to purchase testimony
(Mat. NNN: 90. ihcy WHO sworc falsely
tnr ot y,", 5no,,t ~, I,,I, "", ",.
.Ie.us r,J said IIc would dn,,ro,. thc to,n,io am,
b,iI1 If ri,Gr,,,,,,,,, n n,r,t l''. ni,
n,r,.rsio, - IU. ,,t,o,''.,,' ,t,l, ~, ,,.,
,u th,t I,,,d Lo ,,,,,,,I't ,,;T.t iii,, ~, ,.'.
II WAS mn oecn.o w. ,n,,d,.r,, ,,,,, ,, ,;
o,,cr ,,,,,rd r,,,o Io,,, ,li-,i ,r,,,I ''''
.,.......-..
VEHi''NlN" Nrise~ o. "")'-i Inc utmost hds
,'en uoHe' before 'ne hlSh priest ct the
jewish 'hu''h none nave given testimony that
WI convict The public career oi Jesus Is
N'"u""'cu' buI MS pcrs'cutoiS do not abdud"n
'N'ir purpose u Is now resolved 10 eNtorJ
rom ill' own lll' some word that shall form The
p'N'' o' 'hdlG'. Ialaphas, the Judge, as
>uu'n inc part OF IN examiner "Nhat Is It
which these witness against Thee! What have
YOU TO say To these charges! Ae they true OF
ial'e' Nhat do they mean But lie was
silent uihlhhg inc pfedtiion dsd, lii: y,
Ihe charges were 30 trivial the witnesses 50
oo"'"dl'tolF' mat no reply was needed, no eN-
pianallon possible. 1t was vastly better 10
leave the Judge, the jury, the lawyers, the
WITNESSES inc clerks the soldiers. to consider
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Schedule in Effect May 27, 1900.
Trains leave Scranton, d. & H.
Station:
Gas a. M, week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
9.3S a. m, week days, for Hazleton
Pottsville. Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury. Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Washington and Fits.
burg and the West.
ais p. m. week days (Sundays,
l.5S p. m.) for Sunbury, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
Vile. Reading, &c, week days,
AR p. m, week days, for Sunbury,
Hazleton, Pottsville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
j. u. WOOD. Gen Pass Agi,
j. b. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Mgr,