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CoMt, Carlkl»««a Tori>»4* Dmro>«r rivtUlaa IfaUla (> One of Urenteal DU»lara Bvar Gather*4. NORFOLK. V*.. Jan. by tb« Orat i-Um battleship Ke-traarg* flying the bine pennant of Rear Admiral .V 8. Barker, eighteen trorwhips of the United 8tntes nary last night were on their way down the cosat to the winter rnuneu*erlug ground#, after baring been luapevted and reviewed in Hampton Roads by Secretary 'Morton and Admiral iH-wey. The fleet made up of the battleship, const and Caribbean wiundrana and the second flotilla of torpedo boat destroyers. Is one of the most powerful ever gathered In Hampton Hoads under the American flag, and the spectacle of the re flew and Inspection was witnessed by thousands of people on both shies of the road. The big white hulks of the battleships, the squatty monitors, the high cruiser* and the rakish, dark green torpedo craft stood out In bold relief against the blue waters and the bluer *7 in three columns, the right being made up of the cosat and Caribbean squadrons, the center of the battleships and the left of the torpedo craft. The battleship Kesrsarge. as flagship of Rear Admiral Barker, beaded the central column, while the Texas, flying Rear Admiral Sands' pennant, led the coast warships, behind which was the cruiser Newark, flagship of the Caribbean squadron, with Rear Admiral Slgsbee's pennant at her main bead. The torpedo flotilla warn under command of Lieutenant Commander Johnston on the Whipple. There was not a cloud to cast a shadow over the roads when the dispatch boat Dolphin, carrying the secretary and admiral of the navy, was greeted by seventeen guns' salute from the land batteries of Fortress Monroe and the flagships of the three squadrons. The inspection consisted of the Dolphin steaming down the line of Kiipe between the battleships and coast squadrons, returning to take her station at the bead of the columns between the Kearaarge and Texas. When she had dropped anchor Beer Admirals Barker, Bands and Slgsbee made official calls on the secretary of the navy and Admiral Dewey. They were followed by the commandant of Fortress Muuroe. A Lake submarine torpedo boat from Newport News stood by as the procession passed and sainted each vessel In turn. When the Capes were reached the Dolphin dropped out from the head of the column, and as each flagship passed In review a seventeen gun salute was •rad. The ships Inspected and reviewed represent a total tonnage of 08,679 and carried 410 officers and 6,000 men. '

SaletAe. NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Jan. 10.—A well dressed young man committed suicide last night by shooting himself through the head In a secluded spot st the western end of Chapel street, near the city limits. On two notebooks the name of “Daniel Floyd Flanders, Boeette street, city,” wae found, but the name does not appear In the dty directory. The remains are nnldentl>fled. / V Ba. last Cae of Left Lew. PEORIA. 111.. Jan. lO.-Blsbop John L. Spalding still con tin net to Improve, though slowly. The bishop passed a quiet night and when be awoke said be felt better than at any time since be suffered a^Ctft e of paralysis on Friday/ The bishop la slowly recovering the mc of hla laft arm. bnt his left lag la nseleos. The doctors ay the bishop Is not likely to recover the uoe of this

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•To* aacoed day aflsr tbs visit to Jabs of tbe delegation from Jerusalem and tbe nest after John bad pointed out Jesus as tbe “Lamb of Ood." FLACK—Probably the same as that of last lesson. A REMINDER.—Again let os repeat John WtXl, beeping It In mind ns we study and teach the leeeoa. It Andrew (v. «1) and Philip (v. 4S) and Nathaniel (v. «») could «o readily accept and be lie re In the Christ how ready we ought to be to receive and believe in Him. wlfb 1JOO years of marvelous revelations of pbe Christ to encourage and strengthen our faith. The Isseoa On Ulna. THEME -Finding Jesus L—Seeing Jesus.—vs. K. K. (I) By Waiting.—v. tt. Ot By Watching.—v. X. ft) By Testifying.—v. M. 11.—Following Jesus.—vs. 17-M. (1) They Heard -v. *7 S Tbey Heeded —v. *7. They Were Obeerved.—v. tt. W They Were Questioned.-r tt. (f) They Were invited.-v. tt. ill.—Serving Jesus.—vs. tt-«l U) By Seeking Others.—v. <L (2) By Speaking of Jesua —V. 41. (I) By Bringing to Jeeua-v. 42. IV —Pound by Jesus.-t-vs. 4A-44 CD Won to Disciple*!: Ip.—v <1. (2) Put to Service.—v. 46.

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(Q Question of an Honest Doubur.—v. tt ft) A Simple Answer.—v. tt V. -Known by Jesua-vs. 41-41. CD Tbs Heart Revealed.-v. 42. at The PualUen Been.—▼. 4L VI. —Encouraged by Jesua—vs. «A-*1. (1) The Testimony of Faith.—v. tt. ft) Tbe Reward of Faltb-A Promise of larger Revelation.—v. M is) A Vision of Heaven.—v. U. (b) A Vision of Angels.—v. tt. (c) A Vision of Christ's Glory.-v. tt Comparing Scripture With Scripture. L Seeing Jews. (1) by Wailing, r. *6.—Pa. 27:14; 0:6; lio:6,6. The waiting Christian shall see Christ.—1 Tbess. 1:10; 2 Theaa. 8:5. (2) By Watching, v. 8«.—1 Theas. 6:6; Pet. 4:7; Ool. 4:2. Commanded by Jesua—an oft-re pee tod Injunction.— Matt 24:42 ; 26:12; Mk. 12:24-27; Luke 21:86. (2) By Testifying, T. 86. — Zech. 8:16; Man. 10:27; Acta 18:0; Titus 2:1, 16; 43:10; AcU 1:8. John's faithful teetlmocy won two disciples for Jesua at onca.—Prov. 28:11; Pros. IS: 22; la. 60:4. U. Following Jasoa. (1) They Heard, v. 87.—The first step In following Jesus la to bear tbe message. "A wise man will hear."—Prov. 1:6; la. 65:2; Jaa. 1:19. We are commanded to bear Jeans.—Matt. 17:6; La. 6:9. 10. (1) They Heeded. ▼. 87. —This Is the second step, and la proof of tbs bearing.—Pa. 112:9. They went a. once.—Pa. 96:2; 2 Cor. S:2; Heb. 2:2. (3) They Were Obeerved. T. 22.— Luke 16:90; John 6:S7; Isa.66:7. (4) They Were Questioned. ▼. *».— "What aeek yet“ is a question Jaaoa always asks, motives that Jesus, sometimes.—John 6:92; Mk. 2: 11 But be never turns one away empty.—Hab. 11: C. (6) They Were Invited to "Come and See.” ▼. 28. Jesus' Invitation la always fall and free.—Matt. 11:22. IIL Sowing Jesua. What a sermon there la in these veruee 40 to 421 Saved to aarva We may beat serve, (1) By seeking others.—Prov. 11:20; Jaa 6:90; Matt. «:19; 1 Oar. 9:90-22. (2) By Speaking for Jesus, ▼. 4L— Matt 27; 19,90; Aeta 1:9; Matt. 10:21 (2) By Bringing to Jesua He brought him to Jesua, ▼. 42. Commendable zeal.—Luke 6:11,19. IV. Found by Jeans. (1) Woo to Disclplesblp. v. 48. Jeans came into the world to aeek and to aava. tbe lost —Luke 18:10. His mesaaga to every soul "Follow ma"—Matt. 16:24; Luke 14:27. • (2) Put to Servloa—"Philip findh Nathaniel," v. 46.—Matt. 9:27.29; John Phil 2:12. (5) Tbe Personal Testimony.—"Ws tvs found Him.'’ v. 46. John 2:96; eta 4:20. (4) Question of an Honest Doubter.

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