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IONDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1803.
Till anti-Tammany and autiomacbine
* ailment among Democrats in New
York city seem tube on the incrgasesnd
data are being taken to form an anti-
!auunany organination. The project in-
cludes the formation of an organization
’Whloh is expected to down the hill-Mur-
phyflhsshan machine in the state. local.
lytho dormer members of the County
Democracy will form the. nucleus
of the new organization. Up
the state the anti-snapper ele—
Illnt. lonely recruited by recent con-
vcm. will do battle with the badly dis-
rupted orgauinption of mu, Murphy and
Shoshan. Meetings are scheduled to be
I‘ll during this week tolake the first
public step in the formation of the new
«pulsation.
manncial sgencies greet the result
ofths elections with satisfaction and
radiotimprovenont in business. We
quotefrolnRJ}. Dun a Co.’s Weekly
Review of Trade: ”The turn of the tide
humus. Sinuthoelcotionsthere has
‘ filWlmmout in business.
I fill ‘particnhrly in manufacturing.
Minoan inaease in actual trans-
; *finftdmnch more in the tone of
‘ ”an. lanai all parties feel that
that pound for greater confidence.
fl“ caution being put definitely
“eitheway and the chance of dis-
msctlon in other respects being
.. . w, while the right of the people 0
' . rate their rams has been vindicated.’
manna for the omen of deputy col-
‘hotorintbe internal revenue service is
”insinuating. Several candidates
lolnthefiold, hustling for the place.
Among then are Warden Sloan and
John J. flanlon. Mr. Sloan is an active
W and has done work enough for
II. My to merit the appointment.
Unidfltaus Commissioner of Patients
Jul-Shoreline said to be backing
‘Iarwalk’s popularwardao,and ha is
‘ nasty to "not there."
, noon-Duo to reports from Danbury
f line b nothing new in the batting situa-
_ “I! in that city. There is. however,
mash speculation among the men. who
have nothing to do but to wonder whsi
will happen on November 27th or there-
ahaats. While the situation is regarded
in mmitls not improbable that the
III will be happily dhappointed.
, attentions»: Council. a. of 0.. will
: “we
. Oar Brothers' Lodge. i. 0. O. R. will
m the first degree tonight.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
”of met at Wilson Point.
. an. n. n. Cole. of Hairball um.
m hollow York city today.
fl. Paul's Chapter. Daughters of the
It“. will roast Tuesday night in the
”rooms. at Mt o'clock.
A meeting of the ladies'fiociety, of
.“ ‘I'anl’a church wIIl he held at 9:30
’ ,Waliassday aim. in the
3”
.. of It. Paul’s church will he
My afternoon at too o‘clock.ln
M. '
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or“. “fuel“
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lat-piss Built ill “t0 I" ‘7‘“ 0'1“”.
the crumbling Centuries—lite Fatally-
lcssnis o" nulls-lbw to no sensin-
hsred a Onlatnlion Years From New.
. Bacchus. Nov. l2.-—Rev. .Dr. Talmags
today reached a sermon of unusual and
alerts on- consolation totho usual throngs.
after they had sung: - A
There is no sorrow that heaven cannot cure.
Thetltbject was ”Oblivion and Its De-
feats.” The texts selected were Job xxlv.
20. “lie shall. be no more remembered."
and Psalms rail. 0. “The righteousshall be
in everlasting remembrance."
“Oblivion and its Defeats" is my subject
today. There is an old monster that swal-
lows down everything. It crunches indi-
viduals. families. communities, states. na-
tions. continents. hemispheres. worlds. Its
diet is made up of years. of centuries. of
ages. of cycles, of mlllennluma. of cone.
That monster is called by Noah Webster
and all the otherdictionarians oblivion It
is a steep down which everything rolls It
is a conllngration in which everything is
consumed. it is a dime luwhloh all or
chestrss play and a period at which every-
..thlng stops. it is the cemetery of the hu-
man race. it is the domain oi forgetfulnoss.
Oblivion! At times it throws a shadow
over all of us. and i would not pronounce
it todrw if i did not come armed in the
strength of the eternal God on your behalf
to attack it. to rent it. to demolish it.
Why. just look at the way the families
of the earth disappear. For awhile they
are together, inseparable and to each other
indispensable. and then they part. some
by marriage going toestabllsh otherhomes.
and some leave this life, and a century is
long enough to plant a family. develop it.
prosper it and obliterate it. So the genera-
tions vanish.
ow onuvrox's omen.
Walk up Broadway. New York; State
street. Boston; Chestnut street. Philadel—
phia; the Strand. London; Princess street.
Edinburgh; Champs Elysees. i’oris; Cuber
don Linden. Berlin. and you will meetin this
year i893 not one person who walked there
lathe year 1798. What engulfrnentl All
the ordinary cflorts at perpetuation are
dead failures. Walter Scott's “Old Mor-
tality" may go round with his chisel to re
cut the faded epitaphs on tombstones. but
Old Oblivion has a quicker cbiocl with
which be can cut out a thousand cpltephs
while "Old Mortality" in cutting in one
epitaph. Whole libraries of bio phles
devoured of boukworms or “BM of the
rising generations.
All the signs of thestorea and warehouses
of great firms have changed. unions the
grandsons think that it is on advantage to
keep the old sign up. bounce the name of
the ancestor was more cemmendatory than
the name of the descendant. The city of
Rome stands today. but dig down deep
enough. and you come to another Rome.
buried. and go down still farther and you
will find a third Rome. Jerusalem stands
today, but dig down deep enough nnd you
will find it Jerusalem underneath. and go
on and ill‘l'pi'r down a third Jerusalem,
Alexandria on the top of an Alexandria.
and the second on the top of the thin}.
Many of the ancient cities aro buried 80
feet deep. or 50 feet deep. or 100 feet deep
Wlmt “Jill the mutter? Any special colum-
ltyl No. The winds and waves and sands
and flying dust are all undertnkers and
grave diggers. and if the world stands long
enough the present Brooklyn and New
York and London will have on top of them
other iirooklyns and New Yorksund Lon-
dons, and only after digging and boring
and blasting will the archeologlst of far
distant centuries come down on fnraa the
highest spires and domes and turrets of our
present American and Eumpenn cities.
mourn ewrzpr AWAY.
Call the roll of the armies of Baldwin
1. or of Charles Martel. or of Marlborough.
or of Mlthrldntea. or of Prince Freder-
ick. or of Com-s. and not one answer will
you bear. Stand them in line nud call
the roll of the l.000.000 men in the army of
Thebes. Not one answer. Stand them in
line. the 1.700.000 infantry and the 330,000
cavalry of the Assyrian army under Ninus.
rind call the roll. Not one answer. Stand
In line thel.000.000 men of Sesostrls. the
i.mil.000 men of Annxerxes nt Cunsxn. the
2.64l.000 men under Xerxes nt ’l'hcrmcpylm.
and call the long roll. Not one answer.
At the opening of our civil war the men
of the nortlitm and southern armies were
told that it they fall In battle their names
would never be forgotten by their country.
Out of the million men who fell in bottle or
died in mliitaryhospitals. you cannot call
the names of 1.000. nor the names of 500.
nor the names of 100. nor the names of 00.
Oblivioni Are the foot of the dancers who
wereat the ball of the Duchess of Richmond
at ilmssela the night before Waterloo all
ttllll All still. Are all the ears that board
the guns of liuuker lllil all deaf! All deaf.
Are the eye» that saw the coronation of
(looms ill nil closet” All clomi. Oblivion!
A hundred years from new there will not
II“ n lbeing on this earth that knew we aver
m .
lVllf ‘l‘lll PYitAMiDI Mill urine.
in some old family record sdesoendant
studying up the ancestral line may spell
ontour name, and from the nearly faded
ink. with great effort. and that some per»
son of our name was born somewhere
between lslonmi 1800. but they will know
no more «bent us than we know about the
color of a chlld'u eyes born last night in a
village in Patagonia Tell me mmsthlng
about your mhmndfather. What were
his features? What did he do? What
year was be born! What year did he dial
And your great-grandmother? Will you
describe lheatyiaol the bet she wore, and
did the and your great-grandfather
get on in each othsr'a companionshlpt Was
it March weather or June?
oblivion! 'ihst mountain some rolls
om everything. Bren the pyramids are
ti log. Not a day pass- but there is chis-
el! a chip of that granite. The sea is
triumpblnsovar “wind. and what is go-
ing on at Goa island is going on all
around the worl .and the continents are
crumbling into the waves. andwhtls this
istrsnsplriog on the outside of the world
the hot chisel of the internal one is on
under the inundation of the earth In»
tin: its way out toward the surface. it
surprises rat to hear any thsydo not
thinkttsworldwii‘i sail to bar-ad on.
when all scientists will is you that it his
forageaheehonllra. Whynhmisoalzs
m between us and the furnaces
fit out.
’"fliiivim'rrs. world luslf will roll into
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It to. Our earth instruct with m
The uletreoof theoonstcilatlons will break
worlds. Stellar, lunar. solar mortality.
Oblivion! it can swallow and will ow
whole galaxies of worlds as essllyas a one
odile takes down a frog. .
flil FATAL IPIDENIC or 3003!.
Yet oblivion does not remove or swallow
anything that had better not heremovedor
swallowed. The old monster is welcome to
his meal. This world would long ago have
been overcrowded if it had not been 10315!
merciful removal of nations and genera-
tions. What if all the books had lived that
were ever written and printed and pub
liahedl The librarieswould by their im-
mensity have obstructed intelligence and
made all research impossible. ’ The fatal
epidemic of books was a merciful in.
Many of the state and national Ibraries
today are only morgue- ln which dead
books are waiting for some one to come
and recognize them. Whntif alltbepoo-
pic that had been born were still alive?
We would have been clhowad byour an~
centers of 10 centuries ago. and people who
ought to have said their last word 3.000
years agowonld snarl at us. saying. “What
arcyou doing beret" There would have
been no rmm to turn around. Some of the
past generations of mankind were not
worth remembering. The first useful thing
that away people did was to die. their m-
dle a misfortune and their grave a boon.
This world was hardly a. comfortable
place to live in before the middle of the last
century. So many things have come into
the world that were not fit to stay In, we
ought to be glad they were put out. The
waters of Lethe. the fountain of forgetful-
ness. are a healthful draft. The history
we have of the world in ages past'ls always
one aided and outmot be depended on. lila—
toryis fiction illustrated by a few strag-
gling facta ln all”the Pantheon thewenk-
est goddess is Clio. the goddess of history.
and instead of helm: represented by scalp
tors as holding it scroll might betterbe rep-
resented ns limping on crutches.
Faithful history is the saving of a few
things out of more things lost. The im-
mortnllty that comes from pomp of oboe
quire. or granite shaft. or building named
after its founder. or pugs of recngriliion in
some encyclopedia is an immortality uu»
worthy of one’a ambition. for it will cease
and larmlmmortullty M. nil. Oblivloul A
hundred years. But while I recognize this
universal submergence of things earthly
who wants to be forgotten? Not one of us.
now To all nuuzuuxnsn csxrm‘uu.
Absent for a few weeks or months from
home. it cheers us to know that we are re
momhered there. It is a phrase we have
all lrunounced. “I hope you missed mo."
Meeting some friends from whom we have
been parted many years. we inquire. “Did
you ever see me before!" and they say.
”fee." and cull us by name. and we feel a
delightful sensation thrilling through their
hand into tmi‘llllml. and running up from
elbow to shoulder. and then parting. the
one current of delight ascending to the
brow and the other descending to the foot.
moving muml nnd round in concentric cir-
cles until t‘i'i-ry nerve and muscle and ca
pacity of bmlynnd mind and soul is perms
atod with delight.
A few days ago, visiting the place of my
lwylnuhL i met one whom i had not seen
elm-v Wt‘ played together nt 10 years of age.
uml l bml gu-vnlnr plonaumlupuullrlgbim
u lillll- :u :.. who i met. and [can bnnlly
lli’m'f'llh' liw ecllfis’lilllll as after awhile he
mIlIlIhIl‘ll .ml: “Lt-l. mo law. You. you are
[in Will." We. all like to be remembered.
Nomi llfle‘ in tell you that this oblivion
of which l have spoken has its defeats. and
tbnt there is no more reason why we should
not lmlistlnrtly ilild vividly and gloriously
reruembeml live hundred million billion
trillion qumirillinn uuiutilllun years from
now than that we should be remembered
six weeks l mu going to tell you how the
thing can be done and will br- done.
We may build this “everlasting remeur
bronco." no my text styles it. into the au-
perrml existence of those towhom we do
klndnews in this world. You must re
member that this infirm and treacherous
faculty which we now call memory is in the
future state to be complete and perfect.
"Everlustlug renwmbrnncel" Nothing will
slip the Ktuui grip of that celestial faculty.
Did you belpa widow pay her rent? Did
you find for that man released from n
a place to get honest work! Did you pick
upnchlld fnlieu on the curbstoue. and by a
stick of candy put in his hand stop the
hurt on his scratched kneel Did youasv
sure it business man. swamped by tbs-trim
gooey of ilu! mom-y market. that times
would after awhile be better?
”Ill you lend a Magdalen of the street
into a midnight mission. when the Lord
saldto her: "Neither do i condemn then;
go and sin no more!” Did you tell a man.
clenrdiscouragml in his waywsrilnesa and
hoprlmul nml plottln r mlcido. that for him
who “in" by it lover in which he might wash.
and a w court of eternal biesscvlncss be
mild" '
' HillsilABLE “100300.
Win. téplutpltfl ln graveyards. what
are srilq...uml in presence of those whose
breath is in their nmtrlls. what an unread
biographies in the aloovtsl of a city ll
com ml with the imperiahabln
you ave mode in the lllomlnsd memories
of those to whom you did such kindnsstaal
Forget thoml They cannot forget them.
Notwithstanding; nil their might and spirit»
(for. there are mine thin” thsglorillea of
heaven cannot do. and this is one of them.
They cannot forget an earthly kindness
done. They have no cuties-to part that
tabla. They have no strength to hurl into
oblivion that bonsfactiun.
iiaa Paul forgotten the inhabitants of
Malta. who extended the Island hospitality
when he and others with him but fail. add.
ed to a shipwreck. the drenching rain and
the sharp cold! "In the victim of the high
waymsn on the road to Jericho forgotten
the Good 8smarltsn with a medicament of
oil and wine and a free ride to the hoatsiryl
llave the English soldiers who went up to
God from the Crimean battlefields forgot
tan flotation Nightingale! .
Through all eternity will the northern
andmuthcrn soldiers forget the north:
and mom women who administered to
the dying boys in blue and after the
awful fights in Tennessee and asylvanls
and Virginia and We. which turned
avg" house and ham and shed into aha
pi .and incnroarllnsd the Shannen
and the Janice. and the Chattahoochee.
Hts hrsnnah with brave blood) The kind»
assess you doioothsrtwili standas
In the appreciation of others as the
homes will stand.astha"itonss Inlay
Mansions” will urn-mas loss-thence“
I find Mil stand.
With 1'le vca m I".
Leather defeat of oblivion will be it!“
the character of those who. we stash.
uplift or save. charact- is «vast. lay
a right use“
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riseswwork on it will rias.‘and solos
as that soul will last your work on it,
and let down the populations of out" last.
Do you suppose there will ever come such
an idiotic lapse in the history of that soul
in heaven that it shall forget that yonhv
vitad hint to Christ; that you. by mirror
gospel word. turned him round bcmtho
wrong way to the rlfbt way? No such in
sanity will ever an to a heavenly citizen.
It is not half as well on am. known that
Christopher Wren planned and built St.
Paul's» it will be known in all heaven
that you were the instruulentality of build-
lng a temple for the sky. ‘
We teach a Sabbath clam. orpnt a Chris»
tian tract in the hand of a patssrhy. ortes-
tlfy for Uhrist in a prayer" meeting. or
preach a sermon. and go home discouraged.
as though nothing had been lccomplished.
when we had been character building with
a material that no frost or earthquake or
rolling of thsesnturiaa can damage orhring
down.
Thmlsno snblimer art on earth than
architecture. With pencil and rule and
compass the architect sits down alone and
in silence. and evolves from his own brain
a cathedral. or a national capitol. ora mas.
alve home before he leaves that table. and
than he goes out and unroils his plans. and
calls carpenters and masons and
all aorta to execute his design. and when it
is finished he walks around the vast atrno
ture and sees the completion of the work
with high satisfaction. and on a stone at
some corner of the building the architect’s
name ma be chiseled. But the storms do
their war . and tlme. that takes down sv-
erythlng. will yet take down that structure
until there shall not be one atone left upon
another.
rm: summarise Row.
But there is aacul in heaven. Th h
your instrurfientality itwsa put there. in
der God's grace you are the architect of its
eternal happiness. Your name is written.
not on one corner of its nature. but in-
wrought into its every fiber and energy.
Will the storms of winter wash out the
story of what you have wrou ht upon that
spiritual structure! No. here are no
storms in that land. and there is no winter.
Will time wear out the inscription which
shows your lidelityl No. Time is past.
and it is an everlasting now. Built into
the foundation of that imperiahabie struc'
ture. built into its pillars. built into its
capstone. is your name—either the name
you have on earth or the name by which
ccleatlnls shall call you
i know the Bible says in one place that
God is a jealous God. but that refers to the
work of those who worship some other
god. A true (stilt-rte not jealous of his
child. With what glee you show the picture
your child panelled. or a toy ship your child
hewed out. or recite the noble deed your
child accomplished! And God never was
jealous of aJoshna. neverwaa lesions of
a Paul. never was jealous of a Frances
iiavergal. never was lesions of a man
or trauma who trim! to heal wounds and
wipe awny l. nir- xmd lift burdens and
save soulamml r In!" all is of grace. and
your self n‘rnr;nl..~.g : 'trrzuzcr- will be.
“Not unto us. not i: . u». but unto thy
name. 0 Lord. give ;. ~r,vi"you shall al-
ways feel a heavenly mll-l’nr-tlon in every
good thing you did on earth. and if icono-
clnsm. home from ML. Hill. should break
through the you“ of brawn and 0me one
record of )Mll‘ mz-llxig' fidelity. millliltlk!
Christ would now nth: of the nails of his
own crane nml wrlir rrilllvfl'lli’m on theory-
tal. or the mm-lbyntmr llw inclutb. or the
chtyrinprrti-lsa. your rmme and Just under it
the inscrlpllw. of my text. "The righteous
ahnll be held in evaluating remembrance."
Oh. this character building! You and l
are every mmnent busy in that tremendoua
occupation. You are making me better or
worse. and i am making you butter or
worsc.and we shall through all eternity
bear the mark of this benediction or blast
i .
ng a MOMENT or Jor.
Let others haw rho rim-net of heaven-—
those who have more mightily wrought for
God and the truth» but it. will be hmven
enough for you and ma Hour and «non we
meet some nullunt sold on the boulevards
of the great city who shall say: “You
helped me «me». You nwouragul me when
lwas in earthly nimxult'. idn not know
that i would lmve reached this shining
place had it not lit-en for you." And we will
laugh with heavnnly glee and say: "Hal
hal Do you wally remember that talk?
Do you remember that warning! [lo you
remember tlmif‘hriatianlnvltatlrm? What
a memory you Imvr' Why. that must have
been down third in lirmklyn or New On
leans at lu-mt ton rhmwmd million years
ago." And the unso'er will ho. "Yes. It was
as long it» that. but i remember It as well
asthougil it one yrulonluy.”
Oh. this rimmclrr buillllngl The atruc
lure lanllng in-lqnmlvnt of [running ecu
turlco. induumli-nl of crmnbllnfl mam
leums. inriqmulvnt of the whole planetary
Imam. Aye. if the nutrerlnl universe.
Width mm» all bound together like one
piece of machinery. shmlid mms day most
with an accl-iuit that elmuld svmi worlds
crashing lutoraclu otlwr like telescopes! ruil
Way lrnlmt. nmi all the Wlit't’lfl of «insulin
than and galaxies ulimllll stop. sud down
into one charm of immensity all the nuns
and towns and stars should tumble like
the midnight express at Mlitabuh. that
would not touch on nod would not hurt
God. for (led in n spirit. mu! character and
territory are immune]. and over tbstgrsvc
ofs wracked man-rim imirsmmighttrnth
fully be written. ”The rtuhtwus shall be
held in everlasting rrmrmlminrw."
0. Time. we Iii-fr titre! U. (loath. we
stamp thesln thedu-tnf thinermn l:
client 0. File mliy. roll on till the t
star has Mom” 9] i'uiltllilfl. and the last with
heatinguislwd on the mppblns thway.
smiths last room has lllumlmtfutbelut
night. and a- many years have posted as all
the scribes that us | rtmk pm cunlddsacribv
:y as many fluum m they could nits in
l the centuries of all time. but than shalt
have no powrr to other» from any soul in
’ the memory , -' anything we have
to brim: it to limi and heaven:
rtfiww us lion's nuns.
M is shot her and a moon do
last for oblivion. and that is in the heartot
God himself. You have seanasailor roll
on his arm tattooed with the a rv
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the heavens i take these two pictnrosof
you with me. They are so inwrought into
my being that i cannot lose them. Asians
as my hands last the memory of you will
last. Not on the back of my hands.“
though to announce you to others. but on
the palms of my built“ for myself to look
at and study and love. Not on the
palm of one hand alone. but on the
palms of ‘both bands. for while I
am looking upon one hand and thinking of
you. i must have the other hand free to pro
tect you. free to strike back your enemy.
free to lift if you (all. Palms of my hood!
indelibly tritium-d1 And thoughl hold the
winds in my fist no cyclone sbnll uproot
the inscription of your mum and yuurface.
and though ihold the ocean in the hollow
of my hand its hillowing'shaii ”not m1.
out the record of my remembrance. ‘Bo
hold. 1 have gruvcu thee on the palmsof my
handa'"
Gon's (lunar HEART much.
What joy. what honor can there be com»
parable to limit of being remembered by the
mightiest and kindest and loveliest and
tendorret and moat affectionate bring in
the universe? Think of it. to hold an ever-
lasting place in the heart of God. The
heart of God! The most beautiful palace
in the universe. Let the urclmngel build
of some palace an grumi as that If he can. Let
him crumble up all the stars of your-might
and tomorrow night and put them together
as mosaics for such a palace door. bet him
take all the sunrises and sunsets of all the
days and the comma of all the nights and
hang them us llpbulnit‘l‘)‘ at its windows.
Let him take all the rivers. and oil the
Inns. and nil the oceans. uhd toss the-m
into line fountains of this palace court. Let
him take all lllu gnldof ullthe hiliennd
hang it in in crumb-Hers. and all the pearls
of all the new. on". all the diamonds of all
the fields, and with them arch the doorways
of that palace. nmi then invite into it all
the glories (but Esther ever Nili‘ at It Pro
slnn buuquvl. or Daniel ever wnlkulmnoug
In liailylmli In clinics. or .lmleph over wit.-
lienaml in i’lmruuh's illrulm'unlu. nml thou
youmlf enter iliiscmilu of nn-ilullm-lic cori-
stmnlinuqmd see how pour it puluucii is
compared Willi llw umilvr palm»; llml mule
of you how :llreudy fuuurl in the hour: of a
loving stud punlnuiug it ,ul. dud lulu itllii’ll
all the must-2. .uul nll llmpmyers. and all
the sermozzic rousideru::u:.-. of this day are
trying in lull-mince you through ”it: blood
of the slain lamb.
rm: l)L'i-‘i‘..\'l‘ or (illuvmx.
Oh. when.- in oblivion now? From the
dark and overallmlnwlng word llml it ~ mu-
ral when l begun. it Ims become something
which nomuu or vmumn or child wholnves
the lord new! t't't'l' four. Oblivion defeat-
ed. Oblivion 110ml, (llilit‘lun sepulchercd.
But i must not be so lmnl on that devour
log monster. for into its grtu‘o go all our
aim when the Lord for Christ‘s nuke bus
forgiven tlwm. Just blow a rvsurrecilou
trumpet over [hour when once oblivion baa
snapped them down. Not one of them
rises. illow "gum Not u Mir timid nil the
pardoned luulunns of u lib-lime. Blow
again. Not mm of tin-m muvrsln tlw Iit’r'p
grave hmnf‘ln'rt. iim liliIlI“1lil\\'l‘IIi'h§ rorr
urrectlnn trumpet a Volvo rt'Hpufltls. half bro
mnn. bnlf divine. and it 1mm be pnrt mun
and part (lull. saying. “'i'lxrir sins uud their
iniquiiles will i rvm. mlmr rm mun‘."
Thank (Poll for till» IVIi‘hFflI oblivion? 50
you are] dbl not invite you (Iuwn into n
cellar. but Upon a ihmnt‘; not into the
graveyard in “Illi‘ll nil ulnlvrulllstn is (isn‘-
iim'd. hut into n Kiti‘lli'll all l~.l.lwnl with
everlu.~il|l;.,r n‘lill‘illlii’i’llll't‘. The frown of
my first rm luu- lumuuu- tlu- kirm-l the
second lext. .-\ u: m H inn Eul‘. lwmuw mr»
cumin". 'l'lw mwglm: lmuli n! .1 unlit
agony have Immrm- III“ clapping blind! of it
great joy. 'I Ii" rwpzirm mill whirl: we be
gnu llzl“ lurwm- l’tw umnvl llmrril with
which \t‘r'('ll!\ti. 'llm l! .‘li' ul‘ bill‘slfl'55 llmi
rolled-low“ our rims. ll.L“\ erulrktIv-llp
on which all: the laughter if eteruui
triumph.
A lichens to that: Jersey's sonata.
TILLS rus. Nov. Iii. ”The State. line-tie. a
Rr'publécun paper. publishes today an ac-
count of a plum sold to be conicmplnled by
the ileuilmrals of Camden and Hudson
counties to secure no extra air-Mien of the
legislature and how the serum! amend its
rule». seat Senator T. I). ilofininn of AL
[antic county and seat William ltiddle.
who contested the unit during lbe best new
alon. With bin vote the Democrats will
secure a majority. and in .innuary. when
the new legislature convent-n. It I» suld.wlll
unseat Foltudi-r James A. llrrulloy of As-
bury Park. senator elect from Monmouth.
Prisoners Buy flaws.
[mo leuxn i'l‘i‘t‘. N, \'.. Nov. law
Tim-e prisoners confined in the Queens
county jnll mmle nu attempt to «mourns by
amvluxnway the bars of thrir cells with
fine steel unwa Edward J. tirphcus. a
special deputy sheriff. Iliiil brim nrrvstrul.
charged with aiding the prisoners in their
attempted escape. One of the prisoners
claimed that he trove Urplwrxu too to pro-
cure the sown i
A III; liroolslya Manual.
lirwovax. .‘ov. Him-Allegations ofatu'
products frauds, involving wvcrnl millions
of dollars and public olilelnls sud ox-oillmh
holders in the city of lirwklyu. are made
bylawyor Stephen hi. iluyr.wlm. since
last Wednesday. has been conducting an
examination for the bandit of public a ir-
Iled clients of the monls of i'nmptro Isr
liaise) Corwln's omen.
A It. Mara-rant Order.
Batman. 9a.. Nov. lil.~—'i‘hs Carpenter
Elieei company of this city. which has for
rushed the government with ”drum worth
of projectiles. has received another ouier
for pmiectllre for coast defense pnrprms
which will keep the firm litany for two
yearn
fourth mass ”hastens.
Wssmsoros. Rev. lli.«—‘i‘hs iollcmiw
fourth class postmaster-s wens appointed:
If" Ymkdkiward lions. Parksum. Solit-
mmniy; i). ii. Van Alstlrle. iiharon. Helio-
hflio county.
l‘sw Jersey-llama Yrcehlleh. Klonianl.
Bursts man.
It“ It!“ lines it.
travail), Kev. m. .. Allililmlml troops
trend ‘0 Mllllla. Iml they bring
the total number of smith soldiers there
lumen. The trihssnwn have amid fired
upon the forts and thanpanish war vessels.
the latter returning lira.
In all Feathers for a Ilatstsr.
assures. lick. her. is.~.\ inch of
nearly an mmlpped with a tar and
W ontflhaneatoped on the trail of
it". P. Ms latthsrsoJreaeher. an
mira- tbspiass as him from s
llll NEWS FOR ONE WEEK
Until Saturday Nothing Will Be
Heard From Hawaii.
THE QUEEN MAY BE KULIIG NOW.
Isms. or the Island soles that a show
of .I'nrno at Least Will Ila Needed to In-
throne uliuolrulnnl aura _ a Boston
lint: Protests.
Wasuixumw. Nov. ill,~l_'ulesa he has
him with some accident, United States
Minister Willie has now been in Honolulu
a week. and it l1 not improbable that he
bus carried into effect the instructions he
took with him and which have been so
well kept secret on this side of the Pacific.
if he has done so. the steamer which left
Honolulu Sntnrdny will bring the new» of
the consequent events and will reach an
outlet to the rest of the world with it on
next Saturday.
Whatever recourse the administration
may have determined upon to secure the
restoration of Queen Liliuoknlanl. it is
very evident that Secretary Gresham does
not expect that extreme measures will have
to be resorted to. The course proposed to
be pursued seems to be to request the pres-
cnt government, in the name of the United
States. to give way quietly to the restora-
tion of the queen.
Believe There Will Be 'l‘ronhio.
. The ilnwaiinus in this city are very firm
in their conviction that the government
will mime to yield to any such gentle per—
sullelon as that. 'l‘hoy user-rt their earnest
belief that it will rr-quire at least a show
of force to induce them to resign the reins
of authority. lint llrisopinlon is not unan-
imous muons; those familiar with affairs in
the island». it is pointed out how long
and severe it c0min llwro has been on the
members of ilw [lrui‘lrlluilfll government in
theuncrrininly llmt hue inset their posi-
tion. The manner and purpnse of their
creation. it is puiniél out. show how de—
pendent the} ire! upon the United mates.
The nimllulcdimpprovnl of (Hem by this
government will be announced to them by
Minister Willis.
Whatever outcry of public sentiment
there is here in sympathy with them and
against tbelrdr-pmitiun they will beabso-
lutely cut oil from. All they have is vlml»
ly dependent upon good order and main-
tenancv of low in the country.
Any sort of assurance from Minister Wil-
lis that the moral influence of the United
States government would be exerted to
maintain astnblr- government by the queen.
and to restrain it from such vagurieaand
excesses mi those of the constitution she
sought to have adopted in January inst.
might tempt the members of the pruriu
slouul government to step aside and trust.
to the United States to preserve their lite
interns in its. own way. Ii. is what Presiv
dent Cleveland rind Secretary Gresham
hoped for. though what ussrxrancrs they
have nullmrimi the minister to give an to
future influenci- by this government in the
islands are not known.
Congressman (l'Xoill of Mumlchusetta
has laid before! Serreulry Gresham nn ap-
peal from u liusluli lluuso lulving large in-
tervals In the isiitilflri. which allows that
nll those acquainted with the conditions
have not am hopeful u belief us to the out
come of the «lion to restore. the queen.
'l'lxc dispatch “’qu as follows:
i'lmsm- ruliou proper ofliriuls and request my
belialfuf your mmllruenh holding property
in liurmluluiuni throughout lin- kingdom the
illhlrllt‘ilnnnlw «1.: in the l':.llul Hinton min-
lsfrffnpruls’vi iliw mum \Vu- IA‘Ill‘l‘I‘ their is
great durum-rut Iiituul-iliml nml dull-notion of
property.
these fin is.
llaw lrlr-urnplwrl Se'llulur lion!
l'll.\lil.l;n llnrzwnn or ('0.
Honduras Apologia".
\t’sslnxurm. Nov. iii. ~5i:cl‘t'llirj' (imb-
nm gun- .ml the lullnli‘llltl lust niulll:
celved M the slate alvpurinlvnl of ”iv liring
upon the Americun mull .Nli’lllilt‘l’ l‘uatn
iiicn at Aumpula on the till: inst. iii-muse
of the refusal of the captain to Ill-liver up
llariliu.u rumwnuur.ib-norul Young. the
I'ultrd Hinton minister in limulurus. under
instructions mu by Snort-(my (ire-elm!»
by din-riluu of the jit‘t'sltlt‘lli. protested
against the not run] drumndvd no apology.
The govermnnnl uf limulurm promptly
disavow-«libs conduct of llzt olllccrs nml
"prowl tiucrro rrxrri. of Khomeini-once. "
liatvrsiian Drafts [tofu-ed.
SAX Flux: i.-| a. Not. lzl."“iizrwullanCmr
sill Wilder twin «Iimgrw'uhly sllrprIm-ll
when he presumed u limitdruwn on [be
pruvlaimml ng‘t'l‘lllllf‘lll III the intuit and
the bank refused to bunnrlt. it was or»
plainod in him by tho bunk «Initials that
they did not Iimvw who: might happen to
limmlulu when the toms-ms of Secretary
(imehmu'a ll-tlv-r lwurru- Itimwn (hero. and
they did not rare to litltv any rink».
Precautions Token In Hawaii.
BAN l-‘ttaxrmto. Nov. "l.“r‘ prominent
ilswhllan in this city lots receimi the fol-
lowing toll-gram from i‘lmrli-s firework
Co. of lioslim: “At our request (fairgrou-
man O'Neill has llacurtalimi from proper
officials at Washington that cart-fill and
positive Instructions have been given to
protect lift! and property.”
flurrylngh flaw-ll.
Wtsmsuros. Nov. lumi. .t. Thurston,
Hawaiian minister. has not arrived in
Washington. and it is now believed that
he has been lpoflllnfl across the country to
take the next steamer for lionolulu.
nsaam Matt's Wits miss.
Wumsoros. N0V.l3.4-Mm. Plait. wife
of Senator Plait of Connecticut. is gradu»
ally growing weaker. and it is the opinion
of her physician, Dr. Wales. that her death
la but a question of a day or so.
a Political racism.
Jtnatlr cm. Nov. 136* l‘nnsrslservlcss.
in which the element of mourning was
lacking. were held in the’ any City taber-
nacleto commemorate t s demise of the
limited county ring
Ithemlt latrines ifeid.
Bar Futurism. Nov, ill.-~'l'he tourism.
refugees picked up by American whales
after escaping from the iiiberlan penal
solos: will he held pending lava-timing
in Washington.
no Victims 'were from lowest.
Arman. Pa. Nov. iodine two stran—
gers killed on tbs railroad near this city
on Saturday moral were hientlded as
Iatthews [lands a P. Hahn. both of
Ifswark. it. J.
Helena float floating.
room Horror. Va. Nov. laudokn
Y. lotions of flimsy island. accompanied
hysdosssof his political room arrived
here one Mas trip.
7 “it -
“When illllIit-llllf‘ ulfnruutlluu Wits re—v
[but will
in the blood wi
ti North Main
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cshpgothe microbe
ut inlury to
the system. By removing the
one cause it cures all human
senses l
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Now i ork. at .5 p. m.
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{ml it. \ru will send
Emma's II M DAYS. Con-s Ill
l’uresls. Sinplessneas. Fix My
dons. ctc..cnused by pant flitlll‘ffl.
i-nlmmkivn organs and quickly
as: lashed Ill \ id or younlz-
pocket. Price 01.00 a package. .
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unprim-lplu-l drug lst soil
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to] Hellcat 0... fresh. Chicago.
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ivew vlgnrnndeizc
. sr our agents.
p. ID.
Freight received from 7 a m. to 5 p. in
two spnllcation to agents the City oi Nar-
wnlk and Eagle will he sent for spec a1 lots of
frr-luhtunyw nrcln New York or its vicinity.
WA“ pereons arc forbid tmstlng any of
the employesof the boats of this line on ac-
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Plans and oetimalcs furnished {or either
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Bank ales.
Bank Vaulls,
Bank Vault Doers.
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lm sold in Lynn. liners" slut-e t at. t
where 50 iii our safes were subjected g intense
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
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bmm e for Intro-cums on notice
raclt Intimates cheerfully given.
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