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.laaaaeiebe_AI-aaae—’l'imawae.'l'lma
fljat'ume'illlad.

more". Jan. L-itev. Dr. Talon-yr

' thle l8 apgropflately took for the

pm at hie cw Year'a day aermon
“he Chronology oi the Bible. or God
. .M the Centuries" Beinre the dia-

charm the ' audience which lolly
. crowdedthe learmgthehymu:
"-‘w‘ OutBodJ-Tbelpluaueam

Oerhopaioryearatocnme.

.‘l‘heteatdrmwaallenterunomyrxxfl.
1'. “Oonrider the year! at many genre
arbor."

Atlfldcloek last night. while no many
pod were watching.“ old friend

hiaflnprorwhialipnndeaid nothing-rid
aeerned with manyrecrete and mya
trim. Id notaaeeitharthedepnrtureor
the arrival. but wee round asleep. thinking
thatwariorme the heat way to hewide
awake now. Goodby. I”! Welcome. mm

Al an army in divided into brigadeeuud
rdmente and «proportion. and they olaerre
thbordtrin theirmarob.aud ' trend to
mimic. an the timeoi the with exist:
enee istllrided into an army divinely com—
manded. The area are the bripulea. the
eenturieeare the regiment». and the yeera
an the companies. Forward into the
unity put. out oi the eternity income!
Forward in the command. and nothing um
halt them. even though the world should
die. While obeying my text. "Groomer the
yarraoi many " I propose to
speak oi the “Chronology oi the Bible. or
God Among the Cantor-ice."

nil muss cilltoxowor.

We nmke a distinction brtwmr time and
eternity. but time laonlya piersoieterniiy.
and has been W in the
anhlimeworkoi diridlng up thin portion
oi eternity that we call time into compart-
ments and putting events in their right
oranpirrtntent. It in as much an injurtico
opium the post to wrongly armnge ita
trails on it would been injuxtioeii. through
neglect oi chronological accuracy. it should.
In the iar distant intnre. be raid that

. Altruism dieooruul in 1776. and the
Manila: oi Independence wire signed in
“and Waahinxtm burn on the 3M“

‘ March. and the civil war oi the United
‘ Stats was fought in ma

Aaiiod puts all the events oi time in the

letuebecanltti rhatwrdonot

inthe wrong place. The chro

d the Bible takertaix steps but they

an long it maker us hold our

wowateh the movement. From

3 to Allah-III. From Abraham to the

wmqm From the undue to

i. bowler: oi Solomou'a temple. From

“Modular oi Solomon’s temple to the

Willi oi that tomple. From the tit»

detention oi the temple to lhr- return irom

Hollylooiah captivity. qur ilabyloniah

y to the birth at Christ.
taker pen and pencil. and

filling aatronomy and binary in help
my: “lat no llr ooeermt (mm which to
.lmlate anything, let it be a star. the
Micheal atnr. the i'ltristmrut slur.” And
it'll-that we go back and are the world
waeereauld wot mm iwlort-lthrist; the
deluge cattle 3,38 yum hr'iure Home
the erndm out oi Egypt (I'Clli’ml Lit‘I
yearn belore Christ. and solmnun‘a temple
war dutroyerl mo yearn lit-lore Christ.
Chronology entera the lint chapter oi Gen-
.wria and ray» the tiny mentioned there in
not a day oi twenty-loin hour». but oi axe-i.
the Word there being tmuelnted an “tiny"
.in other place: meaning ago. And an
the Bible account oi the creation end the
unlogiate' account oi the creation are com

pletely harmonioun

Chronology enter: the book oi lhrulel
and my: that the word- “lime and a hell"
mean a year and a hall. Chronology utters
atanotherpolutandahowauetbatthe
a-aoaaoi the yenrwere then only two——
aummer and winter, We find that the
Bible year waa modayainateadol an; that
theday wan calculated iron: 6 o'clock in
thomorul who'clockat night; that the
night waa rider! into [our watcher—name
ly. the late watch. the midnight. the cock
crowing. the early watch. The clock and
watch w-elnr-tadeolonuaiterthewtxld
begrnthelr miralon that the day war not
very rharply divided in Bible tlmea

“ml out. or anal.

Aha: bad a aorrdinl. or a light oi rtaira
with a ailumn atthetop. and the window
which that column their on the nil-1n he
built indicated the hour. the nharluw

in; «withdrawing item rtrp to
den lint the wantaoi We and the molar
oi the wodd moved aorlowly. lot the mat

moon (mums '

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iii-to .. Godlerthat
tundra-lemma Ill
tbdemdu.

rigor-tunnel

oi the nightln Bible time- a rooster'a crow-
lug. The Bible-ya. “More the coekerow
thou abalt deny me thrice." “ll the m
mmeth atooekerowiu."aodthatw. the
way the midnifltt watch war imbued.
The crowing oi llrnt Intruynrtl bird haa al

way: been mm muertnin. The crowing la
it the tom wmpentunofthedxhnand
rheammmtotdewand thedlrectloooi the
wind may lengthelowrat temperature at
ll o’clock at uighttwlolcloek in the Intro

in; and at unyooeoirixhoum Jurthe
iorea rain tbecmwingoiehaotiolerr in the
night hr almoet perpetual.

run umuamrm or your.

God that you lire now. But outwith-tand-
ing all the lmperiect mode- oi marking
hournor yearn or oentirrlct Bible chronol
ogy never tripe up. nerer iultern. neveroon
trmlicta itseli. and here in one oi the - - ‘

ufinntetot

 

raateiabattw.” Sinceluttlediomyowa.

“.1de theiaet thatilodwraetrooprthan

the devil lhareuerer'lnrtinithlntheam—
paralllertioooi the planet. With the encep-
tion oia MW in the Darkm-
the mormmtoitheworltlhaehemon
and on.and ppaodu .andlharetwojm
hilatlt hormone-or» or the clarion yrs
and the other lor the new year.
now Ia rouu out curtail ma.

But the other thought cumin; out oi lhll
aubjrct in that Biblical chronology. and in-
deed all chmuolorty. la undo; theworld to
more punctuality and lmmedlatauem.
What an unaatlaiactory and indefinite
thing it rout have been lor two busin-
men in the timeoi Ahaatomake anap-
minim“. anying. "We will nettle that

truer mutter tomorrow when the

nhrulow on the dial oi Aha: renchu the
truth utep (ruin the top." or. "I will meet
you in the utter-t orllerl Btth in m
winthetimeoi them moon."orwhert
naked in u courtroom what time an occur
truce took place ahould auewer. “it waa
during the time oi the latter ruin." or. 'jlt
war at the time oi the thin! crowing oi the
harnynnl.’

You and I remember when miniatera oi
the (impel in the country. giring out. a no-

ce clan evening mimlnstaad oi “M
at 6 or 7 or it o’clock. would bay. "The acry-
' will begin at arrly Millie light.” Thank

argument! for the authenticity oi the Scri ~ . 1"

“1M

liyoucnn prorean alibi in the our!“
and you our prove beyond doubt that you
were in point- particular place lit the time
you were charged with doing or saying
aomrthitut in quite another place. you gain
the victory. and infidelity luv-tried toprore
an alibi by contending that ere-nut and cir

cum-lumen iu the llible mtcrilwd to certain on

time» must have taken place at more other
time. ii they took place at all. But thia
book's chronology bun never been mnght at
innit. lthrula-en proved that when the
iiebrcwa went into Egypt there were only
seventy oi them. and that when they
carot- out there were 3.110.!!!) oi them.
“Now." anya infidelity. with aguflaw that
it txtmznt Nlllpruol. "what no absurdity!
They Went down into l‘gypt werenty and
cunn- out 3,Illl,lll), Tim is n lulu-hood
on the bur oi it. Solicitor do not incmw
in thrtt mlto.‘

But. my akrpiicrrl irir-ml. hold a moment.
The Bible my: the Jerry \t‘vrr- til yearn in
Brynn. nod that explain-r lllt‘ incrtwu- from
eermty [mama to :quw, lot it in no
more. but ruthtw Ines. than the culinary in
L'l't'm oi untioul The Pilgrim l—‘utlxerrr
urine to Amt-rim in the hlnyllou‘t-r—ouo
enroll tbiploatl oi Myron-bur tlurn an)
yearn ergo. and now we burr- n nation oi till.
(”Lilli Where. then. in the m milled inrpoo
alhility that the Rvflll)‘ .lewa who went
into Egypt in till yearn lmmllle:l.flll.fl'”
Infidelity wrong rtntl Bible chronology
right.

Now stop and retlurl. “'by in it that this
aoblirne whys-ct rd Bible chronologq has
been at» neglected. and that the mart oi you
have nerer Kli’t’ll ten minute- to the non
altlrr'atiouoi lt.nmi that thin hr tbelirai
eerniou erer punched on thL‘ atupoutiouu
and overwhelming: theme? We but-e stood
by the ball day or the whole day at Knoll
review» and Iren nrluira pit-m Armiuuud
again and again on the t‘hutuptr Hymn-s
Frenchmen by the buudmla oi lllillthnlls
hort- slmnl uml wutrlml ilw imliiieml
nrtuim go ix}. rtml ll.» Ixuu‘st Int.» lit-en three
miles lung and until the window wereao
bonnie tin-y t’INIlil lill'lJlt no hunger.

Axum uud Mum nutl uwriu the German:-
hy hundred! of tluitmuuh have staid on
the [Dillawt'tl and attained l'uler den Linden.
lit-rim, uml v-trrwn wetland» under the bet
oi uniformed luminlulou by You Molike
or illutther or Frederick thriln-at. When
Wellington and l’mnonby and the Scotti
Grey». mute luck ”DH! Waterloo. or Willie
Ivy l mm Egypt. or Marlborough iron- lllen
helm. what military pflmluuli through
llegent «net and along by the palace- of
London nutl over the brilliant)! the Thoma!
“'lmt ulmmt llllt‘l’llilliilllli’ litmni military
on the atmtn ul all out American capitals.
whitt- muynrmuul govrruon and pmi-lt-nta.
with trucorernl broil». looknl on! lint put
all three mod review» twp-Hurt. and they
are none autumnal with the review which
on thin New l'rur'a day you from theprw
and l imm the pulpit mun-pa.

limr tiwrn “not in I'lil’liliillliglml order-
nll the yrurn beiurr- the flood. nil thr- year-
aiuro tlwlluotl. drurdm al-rvaut. centurion
nlirm‘t. ewe-ha almaat. millennium»
obi-01.: t; Egyptian I'lt'lllllllltln. Babylonian
pupubriioun. Amyrinn tlomluiotur. armie- oi
l’r'rhlau. lirrclnu. I’rloptmtmomaotl Roman
wan. Byzantine empire. Sammie but.
mun-tier» ol the tint. the Will. third
our! the Wat'ulmwhe 0! men. Dork Agra
in number epaulrta and brighter Agra
with alticltlaol alien and imminent gold
Indy. Spain, l-‘ruuce. lillrllrt. Germany
lit-gland and Armvrlm. purl nnd pmnt
dytm-t‘ml. initial titanium. llt'hllllilaml,
iiimmrt'bir-u. n-pulrlltm. aura on Agra, “K"
on Ant-m. gunning: tuluy in a t-iimttnhaglml
"YIN“ until one it» no mum- power to
limit lip-till the redrawing column-A. now
luillinui. now uprnlltl. now garlarvlrtl with
[mu now crinoam with Ilrrllt'blrt. tum
humid with ulranlliuww, now nui'mnt with
lorr- and by.

'mlt mutilr omits“ nmlu.

'l'bh eimqumi niurly annuln amulet
many practical riamuhta nprt‘iully lift)"
the our "ramming iu the but alarm and
tbr other “amino. The rim-tingling
ilnutgbt lethal the utility drift oi the no
turiw baa turn toward Minimal. with
only hm- aud tho-re a will»! ml. (be
clan civilization war- a rant impon‘vment
on Egyptian drilimtlthud "mum uiri
limb an a mo imp-m norm on rim-tau cit
iiiut‘nm. and tibriatinn civilization in a
rust immanent on lioman civilization.

What wantin- larvae-learnt lleririna titan
paint with the an of lamiellow and Ten
nynmi What war Queen Ritual-tit an a
apeeimea oi moralwrananbooll compared
with Queen Victoria? Whatwerethrerwel

timer- compared with the

W waniueci the but hell

unitary. nil at that an ranch throw
{0" eat! good moral- aeterprew
mike two tallitarylradera oi ear alrli

l llli

l
i

God ior chrmtologioal achierenienta which
have ushered in mlendura and almanaee
and clock» and watchea. and at an cheap a
rate all may them. Chronology.
beginning by appreciating the nine oi
ymnandthe ralueoi damhna kept on
until it criea out. “Moo. immortal; woman,
immortal. look out lor that minute; look
or that “mud!"

\ e talk u “not deal about the value oi
time. hut will never iully appreciate its
value until the host iragmwt oi it haa
mused out oi our Winn iorerer. The
greatest i‘rnutl a men an commit la to rob
another oi bin time. Hear It. ye lanyards.
and repent? All the flnxmoi chronology
point to punctuality aaooeoi the gram
'I'bt- utiuiater or the lecturer or huaineea
man who comes to bi» plane ten minute.
alter the appointed time commits a crime
the enormity oi which urn only be estimatv
ul by multiplying the number oi pencils
prm-ut by ten. ii the engagement homade
with live Immune be has etoleu fifty lulu
nit-lg lor be in ten illllilllui too late. rind he
has rubbed each oi llu' lire personnel ten
minute» rtpita'r. llllll tr-n tiniest lire are lilty.

ll ilwru are {All persons pmntJuttl he be
ten tumult-s too lute. be iota committed a
mlilwry or all!) minutes. lot in times it!)
a“. 55“,. mm min" naiontaare 8i boon.
which make more than three dayrt The
thiei oi dry good». the thief oi‘ bulk
bill-s is not ball so bad'aa the thief oi time.
Dr Rush. the “rt-um uud but-inn physi-
ciuu oi his llll). appreciated the rnlue
oi time. and when asked how he turd been
able to gather an much iuiorrnation for his
brmkaantl lectuna he replied: “I have berm
able to do u by «commuting my time. l
have not all-tit one hour in anion-meat in
thirty yr-nra" And taking a blunkbook
from his pocket be mild. “I fill a book like
this et‘rr)‘ week with thought- that ottnr
to me llliil iucta collected iu the roomaoi
my tnrtteuta.’

nut minus or DELA",

Napoleon appreciated the mlueoi time
when the run Willi kinking upon Waterloo.
nod hr- tlumubt (but a little more time
would turn-re bir- iortunoa. and he pointed
to thu- winking sun and mid. “What Would
loot give to be thin tiny [aw ol the
porn-r oi .imhua and enabled to retard thy
mm. in inf tu‘o boon!" 'lbrgtmrlold womun
up”. l mini the value of time when lit nine
ty tlmt- ywtm n! ilitf Illt’ mul. "The judge
oi all the moth uim not umm that i shall
hate nu) excuw inr not bung prt-prtrrxl to
men! tutu." \'ullt‘..rr-. the blatant iulitltl.
Itppn't‘iitlt‘tl [lie mine oi time when in bi:
dying urumriila be maid tn hie doctor. "i
will xix-t- }uil lutli oi what I not worth ii
you will give me id: months M Me." and
when told that he could not live air work-
he bum into teara aurlunul. “Then I ahall
go in lit-ll."

.lolm Westley apptrcbrlul the value oi
tinw u turn be Plthll on llll alrpn wuiting lor
atlr!.t;.ml wrringrto trike blur tort: up
prominent. utylux. "l burr loot ten minute-a
inn-tn " laml Nelwu npprecioterl the
urine ul time when he laid, "l owe every
tliiuu iu the wuriil to brim always a QIIN’
trr of no hour lu-lorebautl." A clutkmnker
in our of the old litigliab towmr appreciated
the taint-oi unit- when he put on the front
oi llie wu‘u clock the wool». "Now or
when?" )lllt‘lfl’l. the Mtrtmomer. apprecb
alerl the mine oi time when he laid. "I
burn lawn in the habit oi ralmbttiux the
urine oi oi thounarwltb part oi u arc-uni."

'l'lmt tulitiutrrui llielimpeltliri not up
pmiztlr the nylon oi time who during a
Inn-mi ul illuhu. iuahwloi employing hla
Illiir‘ In nm-lul mollux mid writing. wrote-
aill) rrixgiuun mumuw. which in more up
kmmu mry tatmr link) the promotion oi the
‘Illlllllh Joe Smith. who introduced the
book m-it «lirioe mrialhm. which beanie
tlw iouudmllm oi Nonnmriam. the mar-t
lunntlynlmuluatiuu oi all time. They brat
apprwiaio the value oi time whoae Bab
bathe have been wasted. and whoae owor
tnmiinoi :prnianre and meltdow- ore
all name. a who bli‘l MH MI hilt
menmrim. bait-interview r'lgteyutnnd
in the bleak her. With hare lent.
the rharp uu oi a taped wheat
eryiou. "The barrrat in peat.” and the
elor oiauantnrunaleqoiana emu-turtle
leer "The hand la peril"

m KID MW Coll.

but do not let or an an item-alo- from
chronology that boron the yawn oi time
haw lawn to long in pron-aloe they are to
soon lore-yer. sinner in not eternal. lie.
on! liyonwateh hall a rbr .or a whole
day." [Wihmfllmd .toreeamil
itary 3mm». mt renumber theieat
hripdemnd the {and regimt. and the
la» company lliltrll)‘ ward amatuieawe
m to row eahitontchother. “it irall

ever”
In title mighty
yearn will temiaata
no powrrto
firm» tire iiibie
“not alwaya hat.
a fatality oi worlde. ’I'ire

oiwkatittmeewm.
here again and

i'lrl
‘iilii

151

our in m Morten.

‘ ‘ um I rill

mulling

loot-in theaurid

the boob and cry to

heaven: ’"l‘hnewml Bu time-hall he
looser!" Yet iound in
and eanctlned. we shall welcome thaday
withmmzlrdne-thanyoueverwelmmed
ackriatmaeerNewYear’amorn.
Whenwrantlalrethereellnoiethnalow
“mm'alaetthonderehakeatheearthhe-

minim ehalt olar the Mn Idle
Aral mtmywrtwmnmuntnne
Beva- ligbte Are Filly-elm

Mr. Gould we: not free irranauperatlilou.
.l'wo weeke before he died he wag riding
down town with a Wall atreet i'r'lerrdJo
whom he remarked howwell Ewe-feeling.
He raid with enthnriaem that the night he
loreheaterwo bowie oi bread and milk.
and then went to bed and mndly tor
twelve hoora lil- iriend ed him how
old he wae.

“0h. l'mayounxmau yet,”waathe
eraaire reply.

The iriend apologized for reemlnglnqulrl-
tlre and added: “Pardon my inquiry. i
only happened to be thinking oi an odd
thinglheardyeaterday. Didyonererhear.
Mr. Gould. thatouoe every men your a
man rune extraordinary rleka. Ind that
whenerera man bar a birthday dirirthle
by eeren he in in dam?"

"No. 1 never heard oi that."anaweredthe
millionaireaiittlouneaeily. 'l'henheturned
to his newapa His friend noticed that
be was eeann the column oi death an-
nounoeuumta The iriaud made a remark
about the stock market. Air. Gonld'a only
reply was:

"How strange!" Hem still rootlinn the
death notioea.

"I think euickearagoinsanooddeal
higher." motioned the irimrd.

"it‘s really true." remarked Mr. Gould.
The friend rpoke again oi the market. Mr.
Gould dropped bia r and ' ' ‘
out oi the car window. llia lace war a lip
tie pale. He had been dividing by men the
ages mottled in thoec death notices.

"\i’mtvrn Union ought to go a good deal
higher. oughtn't it. Mr. Gould!” [NW
titt- lrirud. and Mr. Gould's answer was:

“It may be odd. but really I never heard
before about this dividing your age by rev-
en." iii-i ln'oml remarked that it was only
a ioolbdi superstition Mr. Gould resented.
Then they talked oi Wall aunt and the
market. As they roar to leave the train
Mr. Gould mid thoughiiully:

"it‘s odd. ian't it? Do you know eight
timer seven make llityeix and titty-eta,
air. 1». just my mew—New for: World.

Defending the Queen.

"When I war in [mono hit summer."
said a womaowhorte want oi admiratim
lot the Englbh qum is well known among
herintirtulta. “I amount in a role that
would hau- rurp ' my irientla aait did
mynrli. I nctunll onnd myseli deieralin‘
Victoria. and toooe at her own rob
too. an English mptain. whom 1 metre?
times while them

"In npertkingol my stay inhondon l m
lionrrl boring teen the queen. and
to be wry civil l refrained irom further
contntwt. when to my astonishment be re
plied. ‘And ixn't ahe an old trump." loo
“rt-red gunnlully that while ahe- certainly
did not ph'bt'il‘ an hlally royal upwarmcc
l Imnlly thought her a ‘inunp.' ‘Uh, yea
you do.‘ he replied. ‘and no do Lend aha
in insider a width. urelem mature.’

" ‘At least.’ I cried. ‘yotr will admit that
she- Lw it until wile Illi mullet?

"The man turned and looked at mciu
undLnguimd wonder "Now what a iunny
thiuiz tlmt is in you to say,’ he began. ’80
'- my wile a good wile and mother. but]
our ante like never thought oi taking unlit
ior it. Tin-re are thousand.- oi warher
women in England who are good when and
mothmr Why. [think that in such an odd
notion to rpm". oi. And Itlou't think the
prince t‘tlllMJll would have agreed with you
either .‘aucb a lite on also led him. The
pmr ltllow never dared to any Ilia eoul wla
hia own.

"‘Aml a narrow minded. aelilrb woman
cannot bearpul mother in the beat eeuae
0! tin- word». There an- many better moth
er- thau the in England lwmtyout»
umleratand.’ ht: hither! almurt [lonely
'tbat aha in not in any aenee atypical ling
on. aoruan.‘ which outburat {rum ouch a
enum- nmnml and really rileoootl me."—
ller l'oint oi View in New York Timea

Couldn't llaater Physiology.

A teacher in the high eeluml toil. traced
story almut a colored lml who has pea-ed
thrmiult the myatrrieu oi the three ll'a and
ianou delving into the myateriee oi the
column aa taught in our public erboulu
Wilt-n the prereut school year opened thh
colored ind initial himrell unlimited with
phyniolouy. lie went at it with oil the or
tiorul an ambitioua youth. but rut anon air
thechuahul reached the weight oi the
atmly he began to bill hopeleaaly behind
Illa trot-her erpoetolated with him. but to
noprupoea The teacher win in derpalr,
At laat the rent the derelict to Pinter-or
lawia. thinking that it might do were

i The lad
w and woe mi

”1 haredoae-yhmtttk upwlth my
clear in thlet WJIII can‘t doit
Whenlpttothhklngabowtmy leeidtal
lertgrsriekaudkaveto quit.”

Theeolorwl latihea been exerted the.
MM kWh-tiara hie inward-o
chlnery. -i)maha World-Herald.

ninety-ow teen to a Iaaaery.
AnAmt-oieaaaakeejnatdlrdinaeoa
reatetJermalrmwkow-eartlledhythe
oi the eommaultytowflm aha
. token attained theaaoilll
She whale

A‘v min“!- W
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M m

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sing-rows

map.

The Scourgen'humug, ' Prop.

res: in New York: V .

mmormmnnonr.‘

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New You. Jen. thin in“?! all the
Protest-lions oi the unitary authodtiee.
there la no doubt that typhua la amending
with appalling rapidity. Up to Sunday
Illxhtnolesathatrior' welldetaloped
eeaeeand three maneued came oi thedie-
cape had been ohaerred within four dare.
Since then the three map-eta hare been
takeb toihe Milan. on North m
Hand. and in addition ten fresh are-hare
been reported. Brenthbdoeanot expre-
theworet.ior therewerewell defined ru—
mora that a number at additional rietirna
hadbeenremovediromthelodcinshouam
In the vicinity oi Chalham nouare whoae
nameawill go to swell theolllelalllrtoi
aileron in all llity-threemeehare been
reported since mum outbreak oi the con-
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the Victim In a llabrew Ila-a.

Thethreeenapectedeaaeewhoweretaken
homSiBayardatreet on Saturday to the
lteception boepltal and tranelerred irora
thereto North Brother inland were there
oi J. Butwletle, aged lilty—eerenyearn;Pat—
rick ilallry. Ind twenty-eta years. and
hllehael Dean. aged forty-three yearn.
'nn caea that gave the meetcaoeeior
ahrm war that oi Henry Sui-sky, a lad
oi eleven years. who walks! into the Re

, ' ‘ ,' ‘ and wae inrtnntly pro—
nounced to he in the incipientatage oi ty-
phna. lle raid that be had been lnthe
Hebrew Children's home at W Boat Broad-
way up to two days previous. time which
time he had been wondering about the
streets. His was the only are reported
during the day that was not directly trace-
able to the Bayard street lodging house.

Only two deaths aroma the patienta at
North Brother island have been reported
an tar. They were thone oi Johanna Fold
stein. aged aixty‘eigbt years. who wu re
moved {mulls Di'iaiou atroet on Thurs-
day and who died yesterday rooming, and
Louie Gennin, who waa taken from the
Bayard atreet house on Saturday.

l-Il'raata Brought the Scourge.

There are lilty-niue lodgera under quar-
antineatlll Bayard meet. When onéde-
velope typhtn he is at once removed

Typhua was brought one last yearon

the M'arrilia. which arrived at this port on 5

Feb. ll with a ateeragc lull 0! Russian lle~
brewa. 012mm in rill t1 ' ty—nine were
late]. Thecnrly syuiplottis o. the plague
are headache and slight trier. these being
succeeded by eruptions and execs-ire
(were.

Connecticut Labor Btatlrtiea.

neutrortn. Jan. a—The manulactnring
statistics in the report of the Connecticut
bureau oi labor etatietiea tor lull . r ‘
iorty liner ol industry. having an inverted
capital oi sternum. producing zooda
valued at Ill-0.23%!” and alluding cur
ploy merit in productive labor to $0.850 peo
pie. to whom ”Milk? war paid in wages
during the year. This in min per cent. oi
the trust 01 the good- mauuiactured.and
the value oi atock and material was 00.83
per rent. oi the coat. 0n the output there
waa a net pmfltoi 9117mm», which h iiilll
per cent. on the capitol employed.

Par-diner Attack 'l'helr Ine-lea.
Donna. Jan. a—A party 0! Parnellitra
at Kilruah. who were celebrating the new
year. lllled themselves with Iriah whlaky
and determined to wreak vengeance on the
anti~Parnellitea They wrecked the Work.
logtnru'r club. Temperance hall and the
rraidence oi the town control-airmen. who
are anpportera oi Mr. Timothy llealy. The
police were not riaibla
A Quiet flow Info at Washington.
Wamlroror. Jan. t—New Year’a day
war the quietaat Waahingtnn baa experi-
encedwitkla living memory. TheWhite
llooee war not only a bonus oi mourning.
but waa quarantined by reaaon oi iniro-
tioua lever. There were no reception and
no nyety to epeek oi.

Captai- Kewell Ilelrl [or 'I'rial.
Witturrnic. Conn. Jan. 8. 'In the ad-
journed trial oi Police ('optuiu Nowell,
charged with “all and with lrrquentiug
dbeputahle bounce. Justine Kelley bottud
Newell orertothe out criminal term oi
the annular court.

Ilah‘a m... barrel“.

Burnout)“. Porto. Jan. I «Jehovah;
oi the Worthington Park haul.
iallmheirtalmfll. leit byhieheotb
who nearly dirt! in Helm line

!
lite hr the Ie-aa’a lone.
Drum. it. in. Jan h’l‘he commie-
etonrra ted to eeleet a rite tor the
Woman'e have chore. the lldaere
Jame- Cromwell larm near here. The
mom bttlldlnp will anon be begun
Drum-i. W a“ Drowned. ‘
Bonus. Jan. me body taken from
thewateratl’riaou Point lwidgehaelaea
identified an that ol Gardner Wilaoo. at
North Raymond, tie. who weanedouhh
edly drugged and robbed.
longer oi [in at W
human. Pit. Jan. termehlum
oillicht Hertha waaalmeetdeoitoywlhy
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Fur Trimmings in all widths.

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$25.00.

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have styles that cannot be found in any other store in to
we guarantee our prices who lower than the earns tooth

We have a full line of For Capes which we have just

Wood Split in lltder.

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America; also for wedding pm

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