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NEW YOKK. Juue *7. - Court Justice W'armi B. Hi la b^lu* triad by th» atsta tastaUtura In axtrm arilau ou cbarf lagad mUfnodut-t ui a cot

prarlooa to hta Hartloa to tba baacb. te an tatenrlea- with a reporter mad* hta flrat pntdlc ana«*r to accuaatkuia AM a*iliist hl«. Ha aald to part: *'ln aphe of the bitterni—a of the attacks upon too. wiatually iiis|ttrad by prlrata Interests, no one baa dared to rritfota* my arts aa a Justice of the supreme court of this state, charged with haring during my term as a Judicial oBk-er used my Influencs to defraud the govrrmnent of the Untied Ktateo and to rloiata the spirit If not the letter of the uatkmal lava, deny this charge. It la untrue to art pan. There is nothing i hare dc that could not lie done to the opes daylight with all the .attending rircuuistance* umleratoud. 1 bare dam tog evil and nothing to Justify a of Impropriety."

SUNK BY CZAR'S CRUISER.

British Isdtas Staaas hear Hoaglui SINOAI*OKE. June 2T.—The BrltUb India Bteam Nurlgatloa eoenpany'a steamer Ik bona baa been sunk by the Russian cruiser Terek on the Chlaase coast 160 miles north of Hongkong Tbs crew was landed here but night by the Dutch steamer Pertak, which met the Terek. The Ikhooa was carrying mails and rice from Hangun to

The Ikhooa was a steel Teasel 6.252 tons, bnllt at Glasgow In 1800. The steamer left Hangun on May 17. Her cargo was valued at $450,000. At Jibuti]. French Somaliland, the --captain of the Bosnian auxiliary cruiser Dnriper says that he examined many ships, but sank only the British steamer St KUda. He says be came at full speed from the Yellow sea on bearing of the disaster to the Russian flaet to the battle of the Sea of Japan.

The History of Israel, the Borthan kingdom, wa carried to a cloa# to oos of last year. BatabUakad by •team in S37 B. C. (rarlaad ehm I, it became-extinct In 7X1 B. after a troubled existence of a little more than two centuries. It saw is kings and nine dynasties, the longest of which, that of Jehu, endured through only Svtf generations. It chaaged its capital three times Shacham. TTraah. Samaria. Seres of ita kings reigned hut two years or laaa Its principal mouarcha. Jeroboam Chart. A hah, Jehu, and Jaroboam IU had beau men whom God could not blasa Ahafa'a marriage Jeaabel. the unspeakable Tyrian prinm brought count 1 see evils to its train. Periods of outward prosperity under the stronger nCers were marked by deepening Idolatry and dosed ever la bloody clrl] wan. devastating the land. The great prophets that uttared their bold

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. , „ with me •tojU^ef the whole of the chapter, see alee ' OCLDEM TEXT —“With m B our Ood to help^u*. and to Aghl TIME —Prebakly & C. ML Pt-ACJL—Jenwaloat. Swtaacbr besieging Lochlah sad Ubnah rCMSONI -Hsesklah was king of tbs soathsra htogdom Tbs aerthsi '' had ceased to estet. geeaashei Assyria, sad Tlrhakah. afterwards king of Egypt, was probably governor of X^wer Egypt, laalahaad Mlcak wareprophsuat ibis pasta*

la the study of the OM Testament, which v* take up with the present lea- . wg shall la the next six moi trace the downfall of Judah, tbs captivity sad the return, and will also review the writing of the major and minor

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om Judah ea> were all good kings and God-fearing men, and reigned idolatry Eourafter the fool-

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hta period and iU history the itlxena lefi lastly strengthm Until th.

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9r held at bay. Contrasted, therefore, with Israel, the story of Jodah throdgb Its trot two centuries Illustrates the Psalmist’s words, "Bleaaed Is the nation whose Go# is the Lord.” Alas that the nature of the history waa ao soon to change!

Forty-six of the fortified riUse of Jodah then fen before hta swift advance, and Jerusalem is threatened. "Signs of the Assyrian advance were given In tha aky, and night after night the watchers on

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