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Continued bdm lasi REX

w Hb - TIE SECOND BEAsis
The reader who has followed us
in our arguments both in regard
to the TWO men and also the first
beast-Cannot help believing the
varsity Of the fact set forth IN
those agreements o., these Two
points. For we have given scrip
ture after scripture for its truth
fulness; yet We are convinced that
there is 4 many one who picks
up d CREssrT occasionally and
Just gets an mixing of the truth
And not stopping to Investigate
any further; thinks, and then
manifests these thoughts by COM
ing at us with all the power they
have, or know how, and with the
rest Of their arguments they will
say, why Bro. Garrett you yet
have proven nothing, and you
have only assumed SO and 50.
When il they would only inves
tigate the proof, there would be
Inc room left them. Ard they
would see and lear. more. So re
sering our readers TO the past pag
es Of the CREssET---We shall turr
our attention once more to The
great truths Of the second beast
For we must find charactei
that has worked in harmony will
the first beast. So please read:
/ .And he exerciseth all the power {
the first beast before him. and causetl
the earth and them which dwell lhereil
to worship the first beast, whose deadl
wound was healed. ttev. 10 -lo,
In having the power to,make al
the world to wonder after tn
first beast--Caused the deadl
wound to be healed. tn
mower that the first beas
had lest, by prosecuting the Chris
tian people, and driving then
| from place to place. This los
|power he gained back in this sec
ond heast--By this second beas
as u king caused all the world I
wonder after the first beast-Kin
Henry did not do this. Neithf
did he try to do so. 1t was h,
object to make MS many as poss
bic true followers Of him and n,
the pope--For he opposed Il
pope-And this was not the ca
with the second beast--He LAHORE
: in behalf of the first beast
, Dear reader, we wish you
notice, that to apply such histo
. as has been given by our oppona
!, to explain the scriptural meanil
, of the second beast, is to contour
: ond mistify the word--So our nj
: shall ever be to hold up all su
ideas to public gaze. Hence
repeat that it was in and throu
the setting up Of the ono man II
!. DRY by this second beast; viii
made oil the world to wonder
:, ter the first beast For there il
other theory that all men are Il
q der-.And there is no mistake !
% what Paul preached the TWO N
y theory These two beasts KIN
N very we'll, that if they could gett
: one man theory established, tina,
\ would cause divisions-And set
y followers Of Christ at varience "
. each other because they then co,
Y not all see a like, nor understa
N the word alike. And this bej
tho aim Of those beasts HAY
!. gained this pointitconld he ~
Y thy blood bA upon thine own he
For III one communicating \,
Of jealousy, and hatred they
y now engaged in welding the &c
ter Of schism; Some saying |
Of Paul N, of Apollos; I, Of CeI
z, us; and ! am Of Christ; or m
Y properly speaking, one will say
am Of Martin Luther, another
d. am Of Wicklitf; I am Of John w
Icy. o. ! am Of John the Bapt'
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CREATION and FORMATION
Or The Jew And The Gentle
or
ACCEPT LIGHT AND REFUSE DARKNESS
ANSWER TO QUESTION Asked -
ANSWER TO QUESTION Asked

Il
says Cambell;" and SO Oh, until |
ID this way, we can add the num-
Der OF the beast, six hundred and
sixiy-six All in deadly combat
one against the other; aud the
beast that John saw come up OUT
Of the earth, is their leading inn
he IL was who caused
the earth and them which dwell
therein to worship the first beast,
by exercising his power; rs He
says.
and he cxefciseth MI he power Of
the first beast before bin. and cansrtl,
the earth and them which dwell therein
10 worship the iirst beast. who's, deadly
wound WAS healed" tRev. l3-l2
The rea,ier will plainly see En-
gland never filled this position
with the pope - Bat tried hard to
snatch the popc's Influence away
from him. this second beast used
his lnilnence to make all the world
70 wonder after the first beast
who had opened his mouth in bias.
phemy against God, as he sat ia
the seat OF satan, using satan .
power; and who made war with
the saints, (the apostles, J and over.
come them and held this power
until he received the deadly
wound. For he had power over
all kindreds, tongues and nations
rs it reads:
"And it was given unto him to make
war with the saints. and to overcome
them; and power was given him over al
kindreds, and tongues, and nations. :
Rev. l3--7
Hence, rs we have sid, the i'm.
age Is the one man tl.eory, which
IS false. Further we say this Wis
ion represents the iduIatrous wor
ship Of the papal church, and it
Influence, as 1T is forced upon til,
4 people, by the two horned beast.
! And in this second beast all til.
lost grounds Of the first beast i
regained, and the deadly woun'
healed.
A The grounds that they trie,
hard once to gain under Constan
, tine the great, 1--WE say wicked
but the lost; was regained j
this second beast, that John sa'
rise up ont Of the earth; and i
!, this manner the papal churc
. could once more resume it's formt
; authority in being lord Of lord
/ and king Of kings; and to assun
/ the authority Of God pretendir
b to have the power to forgive sin
] and grant indulgencos. which &c
i would not do. Grant indulgence
!. In this tho laws Of God are al
i lnulled and the commandments
+. men substituted in their plac
IA And fulfills in him the changii
,.1of times and laws.
N Now, as we have merely stat'
4 ITO You the grounds on which the
y baneful teachings Of the secol
- beast rests, We vii. take one ST
Y farther and endeavor to find 4
"a man that was prepared, arm
!, Iand equipped By the papistic
4 " 81 X n. ~
d Church, il all the power Of |
Vi Egyptian SEQ, starting ii chill
. HOOD, The had advanced from I
y very lowest stage Of priest-cral
a.fup TO the very highest degree; a
a. had studied all Of its craftlne
,eI from the ,owest point Of knayel
re to tho highest point Of basene'
p-land his practice in these thin
n were perfect.
Y This man was the very one, th
g was selected from among the biz
ops and priests of the Rom
church, and sent forth. And vi
Z. Ibis own willingness Ne was 4
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Explain please, if CREATION and
FORMATION are the same, who "the
beast was and is not and yet is
Roy. l7-S) last clause
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QUESTION NO, So.
QUESTION for MINISTER'S to
ANSWER.

Who Iii spoken 81 in this language,
\ ..And one shall say unto him. What
are those wounds 10 thy handss Then
10 shall answer, Those with which
waa wounded 10 the house q NY friend.
(zech, is-6.) ~, 4 Hocksday,
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grandIres OF Solomon --Of We
might traverse the grand valleys
of LOVE that Johnathan had Tor
David Or the FRIENDSHIP, Of The
good Samaritan Or the ocean OF.
TRUTH that we should have for
each other
Yet with all Of these II IN but a
dark past When we take sail On
the life boat 81 heaven And
glide swiftly down the sleeps ii
time And through the plains Of
never ending thoughg Resting
our weary Ie2l upon the slorl'
Gus rock OF ages -,Chrlst) we
arc called to reason that when
/ Christ was here on earth as q
wise Master BuIlder--lle aid
| the foundation, for Us tn build
thereon Therefore, as free and
accepted Masons there should be
heed taken how they build there
on-For no other foundation can
/ be laid. but that which Christ
laid Himself And CHRIST do IL
Noble Grand, OddielluWs Should
mercy show.
/ A t'rcemason or an Oadfpllow,
should never seek the adyantagl
Of any Of their tellowmcn MOI
neither will they il they are eittet
onc--This practistd by %ofne
( who say they are FreeAIas9ns
+ and Oddfellows; has brought a
!, Ireproach, on the true principals
, of both Of these orders. We now
, step upon the chockered pave
mont Of Solomon S temple. What
, does it mean you can ask? And
we might say many things, VIC
$ might quote to you what has
0 been . said about it by good
I men. But we want to drop q
0 thought right here; which men
i have not spoken of And that Is
0 this; the pavement is made Of diff
D fcrcnt colours, showing first ttiat
the world Of people was made up
Of different characters Aud that
the man who has become u free
= and accepted Mason, has pla .ed
beneath his fcet---A lite checker
cd with Sin and worldly pleas
h ures And has put on the armor
ri Of light-And in his hand the
, gavel Of obedience, the square OF
Z time, the compass OF Justice, and
. the trowl of love. The feins the
q cycle Of death as it cuts the brit
u tie thread Of life: Declares by
y the implements in his hand that
= death shall have no power over
y him,
, For he declares with the rod
d Of power, that he will keep him.
1t self in the circle Of the beauty
1t Of holiness. And by the SUI
. premecy Of wisdom he will climb
up over the rugged peaks Of sol
j fishncss and bask out into the
\. plains OF never ending purity as
b; an heir Of the Great Architect Of
Of the Supreme lodge above--And
y a joint heir, or equal with the
!. worthy Master Builder, Christ
y La acts and deeds the Frecmu
u son aud the Oddfellow should
~ stand as the tall pine of the for
- est, his good works should eve,
es be seen aloft, out towering thu
" heights Of selfishness, for as wt
sE have said they should fill the pc
4 sitlon Of the TWO witnesses I.
the Great Architectcr OF the I'm
4, Verse. But it is a sad fact tina
We men Of corrupt minds have crep
40 ~ unawares. And they hav'
q placed the lodges il character
v, as the checkered pavement Il
n solomon's temple.
'h ~ " Continued.
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We wish the following Cues
tions to be answered by any one
Question No. 81.
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If yoa want one Of the best Or
gans made, call on, or write to J.
N. Garrett, or leave word at thi
Omce. J, N. Garrett.
TurIey Mo.
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Question No 3s.

And who those two witnesses o
God are: SPOKEN oil in tRev. lib?
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CONTINUED nem Tf II feh.

Cvnnnufy Hem hnf sefeh.
YEAR or MASONRY ThcE
birth o. Christ is commonly given
to the autumn OF the year . before
Christ, which il an apparcnt
anomaly. which may require u few
words OF explanation. The era Of
the birth OF Christ was not 10 use
until about 53i A. D., in the time
Of .Jnslinian, when IL was introdnc-
cd By Dio,ystus Exiguns, q
Scy,hian by birth, and Il Roman
abbot. and which only Logan !"
prevail in the West about the time
III Charles Martcl and Pope
Gregory Il a. p. 13o. y has
long been agreed by all chronology
rrs that Dionysins made 4 mistake
| in placing The birth Of Christ som c
years too late; but the amount ct
The d, fgeicn,c las been yalif usly
estimated at Two, three, fonr, five,
and even eight years. The gcner-
al conclusion is hat which IL adopt
ed in our Bibles, ard which places
the birth Of Christ funr years be-
fOro tho common era, or more
probably few months more, "
Masonry We add 1000 up the birth
OF Christ; end that sum constitutes
the rcpLlcd year Of Masonry.
/ ZERUBBABEL, Tho son Of
J SalathicI, Of the royal race OF
David, Cyrus committed 70 his
care the sacred vessels Of the
temple, with which hc returned TO
Jerusalem, lie is always named
first, as heing the chief OF the Jews
that returned to their own coun.
try, whore be !a,d the foundations
Of the second temple. When the
Samaritans offered to assist in re-
building tho temple, Zerubbablt
and the principal mon Of Judal
refused them this honor, sine,
, Cyrus had granted his commission
. to the Jews only
Q History and Cyclopcdia Of Free
masonry. BY stacey Oliver. Pag,
600 100,
II We once more are blessed will
the privilege Ct saying TO gu
readers 'ccme let rs reason 20
gether.' We hope and trus
that our readers have been no
ticing the many quotations tina
we have been giving through TIL
y columns of the CRESSET, Sine
II we last said anything on thi
% subject ourselves. The frs
e question that we stall reason O
q is this, Is Frecmasonry wha
n she anght to be today2 Is Ode
10 fellowship what she aught to b
l. today9 We must conclude tina
q they are not. For il we are nc
le deceived Believing lis we dt
ID that Christ was the Great Mas
~ ter Builder OF Freemasonry
And the Great Noble Grand /
"a 1 Oddfellowship - He SGT rs d II
IS tiners fire and as a fullers soal
,o He squared the rough isles ,
4 time with his life He scmente
r. together the Fraternal Brothe
d. hood with the compass Of II
ill| love.
He smnothcd the rough a
rugged burrows of sin BY Il
trowl Of mercy, with his blood
His FRIENDSHIP for his enemit
was soennnd heard in the lol
and article Of death. His 10y
~ was made manifest to the wor
and we're felt by those in q
Grave His TRUTH has been
light to the poor-And d st;
and a staff to the needy--N
might carry our minds up Il
rugged mountains ofTebanon,
~ where all the t,mbers were pr
pared for the temple-Or rise
the heights Of the wisdom Of d
widows son-Or sail to all Il
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Question No, 80.
Also who are the two characters
spoken Of in Czech. ll-7')
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Quest ion No, 81.

I'D cRrssEr please give Us
some light on Esav and Jncob.
Jasper Garrett.
Late Of I'll.
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Also who are the two anointcd
ones spoken of in Czech. 4-l41)
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Question No. 49,.
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Rev. l.. \. tsarrstt. Editor.

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professional! cards, I'm. 8 %
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Page 81 Inquirers.
Question No. 33.
We wish our correspondents
would write. and ask others to
write, especially Ministers, and
teus who the"beast was, and 10 not
and yet is'' Grey. l7-s.)
Mandy Dawson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-13

The Wasatch Literary circle meets
next Tuesday with Mrs. r. G. McNiece
at O'Clock Mrs. Montgomery will give
some "reminiscences of her trip abroad.
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PRESENTATION TO SCHOOL.
Bust of Columbus Received by School
and Banquet Followed.

Park City, March 12-Last evening at
the Lincoln school building the members
of the Columbian Literary society enter
tanned the teachers of the school, mem
bers OF the PhiladeIphian society and all
former Columbians at banquet, the oc-
casion being the presentation to the
school by the society of bust Of CO.
lumbus.
An appropriate programme was rem
derod, after which dancing was indulged
in until the wee sma' hours
G. L. Hedges, who has for the past ten
years had charge of the Rio Grande
Western office here. resigned yesterday
and WAS succeeded By c. H Funk OF
Provo.
Work which for the past two days has
been suspended at the Quincy, on ac-
count OF the danger Of snow slides. was
resumed last night. the danger from the
sliding of snow being past. as the storm
has abated and the snow hardened by
frost
The funeral Of the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Peterson. who died at
the family residence in Ontario canyon.
took place today.
Harry Malone severely sprained his
ankle Thursday night while at work at
the Silver King mine furnace room, by
slipping on the floor
George Weber returned from Salt Lake
this morning
Robert Parry. after few days IN Salt
Lake visiting his mother, came up to
Park this morning.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. G. Brown returned 70
Park this morning, after a months stay
IN Salt Lake.
Mrs. S. J. Wilson was a passenger on
the incoming train this morning.
w. J. Pattinson was among this morn
ings arrivals
Miss Frances Wilson came up today
from Salt Lake.
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OGDEN Society.

Mrs. Kathleen Kane OF Pocatello, pu-
pH at the Sacred Heart academyl was
noon by fifteen of her young school-
mates The infirmary room was HAND
soneiv decorated with blue and white
ribbons. 4 dainty luncheon was served
and the young people enjoyed an after
noon of games ana merrimeHt. Inc event
was in honor of Miss Kathleen'S fifteenth
a pretty wedding was solemnized We'd
nesday at noon At the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Men, when thsir ,- 9aoshl ~
stone Bishop James WotherSpoon OF
ficiated The couple left the same after
noon for an eastern tour ,.-
W. q. Kay entertained with a box party
Tuesday evening at the performance OF
the Bostonians. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs Bernard knoth and Mr.. and Mrs.
d.. y. V. withee and bride are ex-
,pected back soon from their wedding trip
ITO the coast They Will reside at the
The Souvenir Spoon Card club was en-
tertaincd Wednesday at the home Of MIS-
Berry Mrs. W ID. Tribe VIII be the
Mrs. j. IT. Rhine and Mrs. G. +. Rey-
nolds entertained at Mrs Rhines home ON
Fowler avenue Wednesday with "A high
five party. Tho parlors ard dining room
were artistlcally decorated IN green. Mrs
JTlewclling won first prize: Mrs. g NJ.
Andrews aud Mrs. Joe Langsdorf first
and second consolation prizes. \ dainty
and tempting luncheon was served Those
present We're Mesdamcs Mcintosh File
yelling. Cabin, LangsdT3rJI, Rivers, l.
Greenwich, Z. NJ Andrews, Shirk. Boyle,
Dickson. Christensen. knOth. Bichsel.
HalversOn LarSin, Lydia Farley. Jost
Condor. Glasmann. A. Greenwich. David
Farley, Shields and Miss Driscan Of Park
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W r. voIker were
given q surprise party Wednesday az their
home on Twenty-seventh street Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson
Mr. and Mrs q. ". Larkin. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank j. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
browning Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Browning, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Potter, Mr.: and Mrs.
A. WoOdring Mr. and Mrs. Charles EN-
pey. Mrs Marion Eccles. Mrs II. -.
Thomas, Mrs. II. n. Rolapp, Mrs. Kettle
Fccles. j. "a. Last. Homer Hutchinson,
Miss Ellen Kliphuis and Mrs. White OF
salt Lake City.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Allison. IT.. OF salt Lake r.
an Ogden visitor this week.
number of ogden ladies dcrarted sun
day for California, where they Viii so
1ouru for six weeks They were Mrs.
George AngiIl. Mrs. Rem Ford, Mrs. Fred
Rose and Miss Mac Brewer.
Fir. and Mrs. j. G. Paine left Monday
for the coast 9s TO be gone 9 about tut, two 70
Los Angeles where they viii visit Mr.
Paine's sister and later they viii visit
Santa Monica. Long Beach and All ths
Coints of interest along the coast, re-
turning home by way Of Seattle and Port
land.
few Of her friends at luncheon at the
Virginia Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs a. F. Lansing has returned from
Carlin, New, where she has been the
guest OF Mrs. Ed Luty, formerly Of Og-
den.
Mr.. and Mrs Alma Lambert Of Salt
Lake are visiting relatives III Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Piake VIII leave In
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Notice Of Private sac Of Real Estate.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
Fate division. In and FOR Salt Lake eOun-
~ state OF Utah. In the matter of the
estate of AIargery A. Aldrich, deceased
The undersigned viii sell at private sale
the real estate and interest IN real estate
situate in Salt Lake county. I tab, de-
scribed as follows; Lots E and y. block D.
amended plat of Linden Park subdivision
nj lot IL block 81, five-&cre plat a. Big
Field survey. containing approximately
% 4i6 square rods. Also an interest, be
ing all the interest Of deceased in the
relieving described parcel or real estate:
beginning one rod west OF the northeast
corner Of lot I. block ~. plat #, salt Lake
CITY survey; running thence south lWen-
" rods, thence east six and one-haif rods.
thence north twenty rods, and thence
west six and one-half rods to the place
OF beginning. being the west fiYe and
one-half rods Of lot and the east one
rod of lot OF said block 10 containing
40 square rods Of ground ana being sub
iect TO an $500 mortgage constituting q
first lien on same. on or after Thurs
day March L. 1884, and written bids Will
he received at No. SCI East Third South
street Salt Lake CITY. Utah: terms of
sale either all cash down or part cash
down and the balance on credit not eX-
tending beyond one year from date ct
sale Bids for the whole or for parts and
parcels of said rear estate VIII he re-
ceived. INA MARTIN,
ADMINISTRATIVE
Dated March 1. 1894
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OGDEN NEWS
Ogden, Sunday, March ID.
RURAL DELIVERY POPULAR.
Postofice Records Show Extent of the
Benefits.

That rural free delivery Is very popular
IN weber county and Is steadily growing
In use by the residents along the various
routes is shown by some facts taken from
the records of the ogden postOffice. IN
December. 1902, three routes were estap-
Weber and Warren: No. ., which includes
Slaterville. Marriotts and Plain city, ana
NO. ? which goes to North Ogden We"
and Hot Springs. No. 4. which goes 10
Riverdale. Blaine and Birch Creek, was
not established until December OF lSU5-
The first month these rUuteS were cs-
tablished. S.165 pieces of mail were re-
delivered. For the month Of January or
this year 39.S22 pieces were received 10 ne
mailed at the office in Ogden, and 81. fSl
pieces were delivered on the four routes,
which shows an increase Of 49,f42 in the
total number of pieces handled in the
month.
That the system will be n profitable one
will be shown by the increase in the value
of the stamps cancelled on the mails de-
livered on these four routes. For the first
month Il amounted 10 S4.S5, and in Janu-
AIRY of this year to $4,000. Added 10 this.
stamps to the value of Sl10n were sold
along the routes. and orders taken for
11 postal money orders.
An object lesson in the increase Of the
business is given in the mode of trans
portation of the mail from the ogden Of
flee 20 the street cars. which carry II TO
the Five Points substation, whence il is
started 70 one Of the rural free delivery
routes.
At first the bag Of mail was put on a
WheelbarroW and trundled 10 the car line;
next a large push-cart had TO be pur-
10 get the morning delivery from office
10 car line
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The history section OF the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii meet Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the club house.
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Notice Of Assessment.

COMSTOCK SILVER MINING conf
pany. principal place Of business Salt
Lake CITY Utah. Location Of mines
ITintah mining district summit county.
Utah Notice is hereby Given that AT a
meeting of the board Of directors OF the
Comstock Silver Mining company held al
Salt Lake city. Utah. on the attn day OF
March 1894 an assessment OF ten Q0i
cents per share. DeinE assessment no. -
was levied unOu the capital stock issued
and outstanding Of the company. payabie
Immediately TO j. Oberndorfer. treasurer
OF the company, al the company's Office
rooms and s. Walker Bank building.
corner Main and Second South streets.
Salt Lake city. Utah ANY stock upon
which said assessment may be unpaid on
the 6th dav of April. 1904 Will be deliu-
ouent and advertised Tor sale at public
auction. and unless payment Is made be-
fore. will be sold az the company's Of
flee on Monday. the 18th day OF April
1909. AT g o'clock D. m. 10 pay the dClins
uuent assessment together with the costs
of ADVERTISING and expense OF sale
JOS. OBERNDORFEI1. Treasurer.
Rooms : and s. Walker Bank Bldg, Main
and Second South Streets, salt Lake
City Utah.
Dated March (, 1894