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Bold Robbery NJ the sub-Treasury
Om<e.

A pAxK TELLyn DgsPotLKD or rfrk rHOrsAsD
poLLARs-gscArx on rHE HoBngs.
daring robbery committed TIE sab-
Treasury once IN Wall street, eariy hour Tue.
day Afternoon, by whkh Mr. condsn, the hri isier's
assistant q, the Bank Of America de.poIed u ave
thousand dollar gold certificate and four thousand dollars
United states Treasury notes II appears that shortly
ser twelve O'Clock, noon the victim u the robbery
called At the Treasury once and received the monsy,
subsequently leaving the building for vlile. SONS
time elapsed previous 70 Mr. Condsns reap
pearance, bat he al length rosntsrsd tbs Sab.
Treasury 10 search % frfeni A. he pss<~d through
the Pne street entrance stranger rushed sbssd % him
and slammed The door violenuy IN Mr. Condsls f.cc,
the blow knocking him scnssees The unknown once
rned The pockets % The prcssrsts nsn. and 10 up
posed robted him Of the monfy, ~ The sssaiisns
seen walking asay fee minutes later, and has sibos
been Lost sht o. The officers ~ The bank u Amsrcs
boined % The oocarsnos By the sffsrhts ~
the sub Treasury, vbo discovered the " The
saun lying unconscious the sr0unf. and Nr Conds
removed 10 the New Yoyt Hospital vhsrs he az
ins~nsbie far tven,y hourr After the occurr~rcs a.
robbery. 90 resivins from bs st1por be oouli eve
other details o. the assault committed upon him
tho~e Published sovs, aud of hsving
been rvbse1 q The mos@y entrusted 70 him The iaiss
r,y q The anforsunais mao 10 aid W b above All 49,
plclcn
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City IntelIirence.

n, H..
- ''s"'' "'"'"
oil the birthday OF Henry Gay was observed IN this city
yesterday by the display OF the United States aud State
coors from the City Hall, and similar show Of flags
from many Of the government public and private build.
ings The members q the Henry Clay CLUB celebrated
rrc annv..say py ahns' ~ 'ne Union squsre nIeI,
srsanJs ~ n, .n 1900, sn ~ pa, sS ~ ~
,.ssss,, a. ~ sy p.. - "e WYNN p"''u v" sA'
'Ay " ~ 'o"se'-
~ W 'A- .iA , ~ ""'s
'.o "" N"''An "o'e' o.'''"s ~ naie'"y '''c'' one
" '1' 'o'".e " 'a' ,.e ai'Asous n,e WIZ pu"en
~, - 49, pniy, W., ~. es sa, .So napen1 w.
shor.ht ,.c.s.sry a. Level 49,. ,.n.n. ~ H. a,,a. -
49, ..r.sss.,. ,.ssa,i. ~. 80 ~ ~ ~, =.
scccs,r,,shsd '''po"'''e' Ing Jo' "~' 'u'ee"
THs sopALfrr SOCIETY oy THE inxAfulArx CoscEr.
ros-The members Of this society, which has recently
born by the Holy scc made their profession
Ct 81 James Roman Catholic church, on Sunday last,
with solemn and imposing ceremonies In presence Of an
immense congregation. The Rev. Father Gisnkmeyer
delivered beautiful address upcn the OCCASION on the
duties Of members On Wednesday evening an election
" a. oliver; First and Second Assistants d. Harley and
C. p Krprzer: sccretary. A. j. oliver: treasurer IL p
Ryan: Librarian John Rec The object Of the society
IL 10 trs,n the Young men az the parisb An moral ~
siona and socsI manner in ~ben mutual sn,os men,
and recreation may be had The Socialists Of that parish
s,c o0s srr S ana Ia wea ~ While mere
with the assl-tance OF The Rev Mr. Parrcy are epd.av
orng TO show an example which may BE- probably fol-
lowed by the young men or other parishes In aud
elsewhere.
sr MArAcIu's LADIES FAiR-A fair for the bene1t OF
g. Malachrs church. East New York. commenced ON
"Wednesday and will continue for the two weeks tho
various tables beng we'll supplied and attended by IN.
ladies Of the vicinity who are interested In church AFFAIRS
A special will leave East New York for Brooklyn at
hspast ten O'Clock each evening for the srcomnoda-
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truth fasity Of reports recently circulated regard
Ing tho compromising Of felonies by police officials
Mr.. Superintendent Kennedy, is alleged, has been
directed conduct the investigation, and mako do
tailed report Of Affairs connected with tho present
detective system to the Police Commissioners Special
attention, has 1t. will be paid to the mode In
which the Concord Bank robbery adjusted In which
case II will be remembered portion OF the money was
restored but Of the thieves brought TO justice Tho
movements OF the detectives In relation TO the more
recent robbery OF a million and half OF bonds from
Exchange place are also scunlzed and the entire
business OF the Office subjected 10 thorough overhaul
ing. The investigation II is said, will be with closed
doors but tho public mny be informed Of the results nj
the close of the sittipcs
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Surprise or . Burglar In Fourth Avenue
Desperate Effort 60 Escape.

ofcer Fallen, Of the Tventy nrst precinct In the dis
charge q his late Wednesday night discovered
suspicious looking lettering about the store Of
hnl sasui No CAS- Fourth avenue and 10 what the
stranger about the guardian Of the public peace
stepped ASIDE into door way for . few minutes He
soon saw the approach the front door force open
and enter the premiss Oioer FALLEN followed pursait
chape aud the way 10 the station house be made
desperate attempt 10 escape by slipping cot ~ his over
coat which be left In the ofcers hands and OF lie
pursued however by ofoer Failen, who applied the
locust tes head with Sufficient force " reduce him
20 submission In possession of the accused foo nd
stone cutters chisc with which h. had forced open
Mrs saguls store Justice Kelly committed Little for
examination
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"Hod Annts" Discharged ON . Writ OF
Hnbcas Corpus-The stolen Bonds Not
Recovered.

tFrom the Boston Herald April II
The circumstances as published attendant upon tho
Horace Anns by Marshall wesicoti Of Ncwbury
port about two ago. suspicion Of having been
engaged In the robblng OF Rufus l. Lord OF New York
OF 900 In bonds must yet be fresh In the minds
OF our readers The whereabouts OF Anns has been
question difficult 10 answer, except by the officers In
whose hands the affair has been placed BY many II was
supposed Annis had been taken New York by Captain
Young, OF the New York detective force; by others
that no had been discharged ana the affair settled
by his refundng moiety OF tho amount stolen.
All these conecturcs wcro erroneous az Anns whom
he delivered into the custody OF Captain Young by
Marshal Wes,cott promised 70 accompany him TO New
York peaceaby, but upon HIS arrival In Boston refused
10 farther and agreed 10 remain IN charge Of Chief
Kurz, while Captain Young proceeded TO New York 10
obtain the legal means whereby AIMS could be removed
that city Therefore, since the 9TH Of April Annis has
been the custody OF the Chief OF Police Of this city
Last Tuesday s. T. Floyd, Esq, obtained writ Of
habea corpus, and the same was served upon Ch,ei
Supreme Judicial Court and bring the body Of Horace
Annis and show why no held Anns in custody In an.
this summons the Chief appeared before Justice
Chapman yesterday afternoon with Annis
Mr. Floyd read the petition for the discharge OF Anns
as he had been held In custody seven days without war
rant or authority.
The answer returned by the Chief was that the 9th
~ April Annis by request OF Captain Young, was taken
into custody by the chi'f until complaint could be
obtained from New York Captain Young proceeded to
New York, but complaint issued against Anns,
aud day two the Chief received telegram from
the captain 10 hold TO Annis for few days longer
for prudential reasons and all would b. we'll Tie
Chief also said that the 9Th of April he intended to
apply for complaint against Ami. ~ fugitNc
from justice and should have done had " not been
that ANUS had promised remain IN his Kurtzl chs.
toby until necessary executive papers could be oh
tanned from New York for hts removal
The Choi aboat state further facts IN regard "a
the holding Anns when the Court interrupted him
and ordered Anns be discharged morn custody, a. IN
the opinion o. the Court legal reasons had been as
signed why Annis held
The Chef other connected with tho affair,
we undcrsai say Anns never had one dollar ~ the
stolen bonds, and that only $4,000 q the ~mc has
bse rer frtu
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TEE AyyArns oy TVS pvrscrivs orvics 20 10
JsvksriaArkp.
70 underwood ust . rsid Investigates ~ ~
srair q he Dss~>sve ones 81 ths s~ssopoigsss
Police has se~n crs@r-d by TIE Bo.fs n rotes
CommhNopers vsh . wee ~ ss<~rt~srs ne
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The Wisconsin, Lsgisiassre.
nsppo~, April n, isss
The Wisconsin Legislature sd,sursed r~ de At II
n t.das
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-13
burglary sn south street.

THE PERPETRATORS bisCOSkkkD AND AkhtsTkD.
About half past ten o'clock "Wednesday night ON.
GERS Tripp o Donnel and Sickle OF the second pre-.
oinc In going their rounds discovered that Of tho
iron shutters Of premises 100 South street. occupied by
Mr. Julius Alexander tobacco and cigar store, had
been forced open Naturally saspeeing that burglars
inside the officers entered the store and there found
James wilson, alias Gibbons, WIN Brown, alias Lat
tie Sow - and Thomas hoDonough, alias Tricky M.
gent, +" all well known offenders After srresDg these
parties found that the prisoners had packed
up four thousand cigars valued a $40, and go worth
Of meers pyer preparatory 20 removing the s1ne
The accused parties yesterday ARA gned befor
Dowlng and committed 10 the Tofnbs for trial. Ia
default OF 5000 bail each The prisopeu are from
twenty 10 twenty -four years Of age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-13
An Ascending Cashier.


THOUSAND tRASCs fRoM rIE BANK OF FRANCE 20
MS AEHiyAL. wASDEHrSGs AND cArTcKE ~
THIS COUNTRY.
surean Ianirandc. agen,icmany looking frcnoIman,
about thirty eight years o, rye coDnnd In Lud
low street JAIL charged with having robb d the Bank Of
France of about 100000 francs The ac,uscd the
cashier of the Poiticr- branch Of the Bank OF Prince
and during tho time he held that po.ton alleged 10
have appropriated the above mentioned sum. No par.
tcuiars of his operations have yet been made public
but In what manner tho money wa dHposed Of
may bs Inferred from the fact that ten
thousand francs arc reported have recovered
from his Mistress The prisoner made bis escape 10 this
country and landed ut Portland Ne. from thcro he
proceeded 70 Quebec and afterwards made ha way 70
this city aud put up nj the Metropolitan Hotel on hoa
day last, where he captured French detective
followed him aoro-s tho Atlantic traced him this
city rendering sflcicn, aid In cnectIng his earsur~
The accused will "a examined before United ftas@'
Commissioner Belts Saturday morning next, when Al
Application for his return under the EIradton treat,
viii BE- made by Messrs couder BroA, who have boen
engaged to represent the French government
PURSUIT OF A RUsAwaY cAsHIEH TO AMERICA.
IRON the Gazette de France, March rs
The directors the Bank o. Franc, have just cent 10
the United states IN pursuit. Of the cashier Of their
POTTER branch the two police agents who formerly
oeedel M capturing there Carpenter Who stole many
sharcs from the Northorn Railway Company The dc
ncit at roiuers IL now found 10 amount 10 100. 900
franc OF which 10 900 franc have been recovered
from a mis,rcfs 81 the fuguye.
rIi1Hr OF 0TRx.s BANKER.
IFrDm Gslignani's Messenger March 20
The local journals state that NJ wdemsnn, banker At
Guebwiller (lias RhnL and director q the Compton
d'E.oompte Of that place has taken 10 flight Hc has.
they say been declared fraudulent bankrupt and seals
hsvs been placed on the bank and on all his effects
Hs appears says the TyHTsr du la Hhtr, % have
taken with linn negotiable for 30
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Hoard Of Coussiimsn.

Heard OF Coussti@ss.
rHn grOnniTarr Hs-r a. ksTIOs-fHOrOsHp rrfc.
rIor oy rEsroaasr sCiLDtsss o. rms TurLIo
oEOrEDs.
Tho Bo~Sa yesterday sfsrsoou, Prssiasu, crrsn
10 hs chair
pstvr-o carrx rrRo-gr .rs crrv
r..sis,i0s presented directing NJ connii,s- n
ord frsns ortinAno@ prohlbisns he frvng
u than t-snty esa,is nryash ia sve~s a oss
TINE, uhieh .N fSer~d " ths sSgya oonmislss.
eurrp.
Mr. rHo~as yses~nisd TIE following rrsanhia std
rssyistlon.-
Whereas. W rs...s u -. is q. 80. =
rsats rsngss ysH tfig sustssf s.st 49,.
lss ys4r. rtsfess ~ks hsfs 10 ffrfft.oeat $3.50
80 800. e ..s -, ~. ~ 80, 1870 - n.s
issen-s b 49, sfh. 80 stfr..eh ~ go
= -. ssssrns a. -, t.si y -. 70
.sss b .asE v Do. ssfs a. s.tls fssr sss -hsf....
.sL = t.,s. ret.s 49, . - % -
sasss irstsss = 49, 49, - iegneffiy shss,J
oaf si,.ssy s.ss.fe. - ,st.ns.-i 49,. 81 -
.ssr.ss fsssnsts fssf ~ "a sTissaas = shsfs
aaf "a tbs scfriaf $500 = ssrn sestesf 49, 1880
ss.st'ss.e ~, -, 90 i.lerafs p.ayls
fsats.s ftsi s.~niits. = a.. - sfJs.s,ss v -
Iss.".y fsrs'ss. - <. rsts s.s'sSs :, Js.'-,s,
80, s.ss,s = 90 ~. X. I.as,ss.'. q =. 80. .
..rfis ~ rseef u. sssesssfg ssssns thsrsfsf as
gfssfits 49, fsepss usitsA = W. sig.nsitaf.
TLs rs~sisiioa sforfs1
rms ~ntsI.s 49, rri-us rvsrs-s
TIE fefs4sii1n 20 tsstgyrs fsrhsr s,si-
tsr vi1bor Ana ADD ai.1n streets aniu I@fitss
insfesfs hsrs fsrihsr bsssng ~ss osis1 - sni "a
ns..ss 80 ,.t.,'i " -. c.,...i.. - 80, -.
Tbs Rssd vsnsssisa s'Fs srBouls u fg~iiss sssi'
Sssa snf sfly.nsi Nii ko1tay
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The bonded warehouse Burglary.

ONE OF THE ALLEGED BURGLARS IN THE GREEN
wlCH STREET AFFAIR ARRESTED.
For the last three days Captain Petty, Of the
Fifth precinct and officer Edward A. Joyce OF his force
have been bumly engaged In working up the ease Of
burglary at the bonded warehouse Of Mcss,s Beecher
Devoc No. 10 Greenwich street, few nights since
Early the morning Of the 9th inst officer Joyce saw
n man. giving his James Fitzjohn having In his
possesson a bag which he endeayorng 70 lin from
Tenth avenue car tho foot OF Dcsbroaaes street
The bag was heavy, however. that Flchn could not
manage IT, the ocor volunteered 10 assist him Dur
ing conversation ensued between them Ftziohn
suspected being questioned stated 20 officer
Joyce that the bag contained pieces OF SILK which
bad been gwen 20 him by man on pier No. North
river Both ftziohn and the bag then taken
TO the Leonard street police station and on examinn &
the bag u found 20 contain eight pieces of SILK
valued at about 81 700 These silks were subsequently
Identified by SIR Nathaniel Donnels manager % the silk
department In tho OF Mcssr- A. T. rtewar Co,
a portion Of the 81 900 worth OF silks stolen from the
bonded warehouse No. - GrceDwich street While
under the station house fohn confessed 20
Captain Petty that he and two accomplces forced an
entrance the warehouse after ten O'Clock sunday
sequently proved 10 belong 10 A. T. Stewart. The
prisoner declined telling the and whereabouts Of
his In the burglary and be cannot tell
what has been done With the rema ndr Of the stolen
silks Justice Bowling committed Fziohn 10 the Tombs
for trial without ball He N twenty -four years OF
born In New York and lives at No ~ West street
Tho prisoner stated Captain Petty that there IL not
bonded warehouse In the city % which he cannot easily
force entrance and he wants no easier job TO do
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THE MILLION AND A HALF AFFAIR.
Arrest Of the Supposed Madison
Avenue Thieves.
Pursuit and Arrest Of an Ascending
French Cashier.
THE LATEST BURGLARIES AND ROBBERIES
DC. &c. &c.
VIC Madi.on Avenue Bond Robbery.

The Madison Avenue Bond Robbery.
ARREST OF THE REPUTED THIEvEs-SEARLf
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THE STOLEN
SECURITIES RECOVERED.
Some further Developments in the OF tho $3.50 900
in Treasury notes railroad and other securities stolen
from the residence Of Mr. John p. Moore. No ITO
Madison avenue, tho night Of tho 23d ultimo pre-
viousy reported in the HERALD, made yesterday
afternoon ut the Tombs Police Court before Justice
Bowling 1t appears that Saturday last two men,
giving their names Lewis Clark and Charles Dennis
called upon gentleman living In tho upper part OF tho
city and offered TO sell him sundry coupon bonds,
which, after examination, he was satisfied were por-
ton OF those stolen from Mr.. Moore, Of Madison
avenue, the night in question This gentleman
(whose by request OF the authorities It IL deemed
judcious TO withhold for the prcsenr gave information
Captain Young, Of the detective force, who took i'm
mediate steps with the view Of securing the parties
offering the bonds Yesterday afternoon Captain Young,
assisted by detectives Elder McCord Radford and Kelso,
succeeded in arresting Clark and Dennis md also In
securing SO 45o OF the bonds OF Mr. Moore The gen
tleman 10 whom the bonds offered identified those
recovered the he possession Of tho prison
ers and Mr. Moore also Identified the securities. Mr..
Moore appeared before the magistrate and made Aft
davit against the prisoners charging them with stealing
$3.50 900 from him. Clark and Dennis, alias Terry
Dennis are well known the detectives experts
in their line Of business and their appearance indicates
that they shrewd and cunning men. II has
been learned OF them entered the house OF Mr..
Moore with false keys and stole the box containing tho
treasure white the other remained guard IN front
Of dwelling for the purpose Of giving the alarm In
Of danger The accused parties utterly refuse Ia
mako any confessions which calculated 10 result IN
the recovery Of Of the stolen money and securities
OF the amount stolen only so, 600 were In available
government securities
Justice Bowling committed the prisoners to await a
further examination Captain Young aud the members
OF his force exercising their skill and ingenuity 10
the fullest extent towards recovering the remaining por-
ton OF the treasure stolen from Mr. Moore
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Tie imperial oeisi orgsn that Force " Amssi-
o.ns sfDut oBe hundred namb~r bi p~nntrsi~f -
Tar Jsnas and although We pfstsrt " partus tho
Indians. nothing rossuyc a kn1sn a. W us frAl @9ecs
q such u The tsfrioy ~ Asfo.n forcs<
rrcsrs.
There forces u the sbsrny IN this sst< anSsr
palslra nytIves rbs rsbsi lad q ChaG n4nts trus
coutngs Ia their hfinE plsss .it0st having made az
movsniTut In tas u fstrsry. u rumortd ust
tie pac,ta hsf made eonssob esoss 9TH thsn tas
s,tEinx 0f tlsi syyssrr scsrdns " Ne iH<t t<iss
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uRsnoHy Library.
Mr. MARvfs, Jrep.l OF n. ", from the committee
rssssure q ussh Territory FOR an sppSopria ION for
the construction OF roads In that Territory. IL laid
the table
NJ sT.a., espl ON J., from the sam. committee.
Of Utah fer appropriation for library salt Lake
city Il was laid on the table.
rDAHo BOUNDARY.
M Moutros rep) OF ILL.,, from the kamo committee,
reported back bin appropriatng thousand dollars
Tor survey Of the boundary between the Territory Of
Idaho and the State Of oregon, which, the objection
of Mr. stevens, was referred TO the Comin,ee Of the
whole ON the staie Of the Union.
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL Laws
Mr. HnL rep &C Ind, from the same committee, re-
ported back adversely the memorial OF the Legislature
OF Dakota Terri tory for appropriation 70 oodfy the
laws u the Territory. II was laid on the table.
BREWERS AsKlso RsDccros BAntsr Drrr
The morning hour having expired, Mr. DARLso, frep
United states for reduction Of the duty barley 70
i've cents bushel
rnE s,Lx Nv MARINE seruAp
Mr. wAwruNs, OF H., from tue committee OF con-
pials and cutters made report stating IN sub
that the senate had amended the House bill BY
provision limiting the number OF hospitals TO which the
ball should apply that the Senate receded from tbs
amendment and agreed 20 merely providing that the
hospitals Cleveland Ohio, and Portland, Me- should
be sid or leased.
The report was agreed TO.
sAsi-arEsr 90 rns LOGON s,toor rnon rHr cAr'roL
The House then, motion OF MI WENTWORTH, pro-
csded to the on the speakers table and took
up The cencusrsn, resolus'oos adopted BY he sensse
yesterday prohibiting the Of spir1tuous snd other
LIQUORS IN the Capitol building and grounds.
NJ. srrvtss inquired, 9Th anecta,ion Of gravity,
vbeher this va. such resolution would require the
NJ wErrwcsrr replied that n vas not and be called
for read of the point rufs Of the houses directing
tbsi no sproous liouou sbsn be offered of exhibited
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21

One Of the most interesting trials Of
The term was that Of the State rs. Hugh
Jack indicted for murder IN TIE second
degree, brought from jasper conaty by
change OF venue. Howe Of Newton,
and Brady Of Marshall. for the State
and G. r. Shays Of Newton for defend
ant The facts substantially proven by
the State, as We RENE mber them were,
that one Jesse Kennedy and Jack went
to the homo of one Lee, in Jasper coun
y. some time in 1864, f r tie purpose Of
atresting him as dssetter. George
Meyers, who was the main witness for
the prosecution. Says they called Lee
out, and si,er informing lin If the
object Of their visit, proposed to hand
cuff him &. Lee requested rot 10 be
ha,idcnifed said he would 70 in AID
put on his shoes and socks ard 90 with
Z en- like 4 man. On entering tie
house ha selzt & a gun and presented il
81 keaeay WHO had followed LIN IN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21
Yoicdo ('Iis.rci, Directory.

NHTfepiSr E.tIScopA..- Divine service every
sabbath ri lt'. o'clock. y. H.. aud evening" Sab
bath school nj o'clock. T. IN.
Ret D. N. MALLORY, Pastor.
H.rTIsT.-btsinc service every sabbath, at lo,,
a. nj. Rex. "A. II. Low, Pastor.
tTEE VIII. Tsai'rrsT.--bivin" service Apri
9Th. ami every alternate sabbath at the II. T.
Church, nj O'Clock p. M,
iov. MrssFI', Pastor.
CONGREGATIONS, t.-pivinc .crs-ice every GAL,
batli 81 loi o'cloc.. n. III. and in the evening
sabbath School imulp,. tatc'v after morning scr
vice. fey.,t,. ". Woppw ..i,t,. FaSty
PGrSR7TrrI.S.-T Divine scrvic" Nav ,et N lHls
oeit ok. a. M. exrrpfin. esn-v tsiir! sabbath
FscntnC service the evening II tho lav t.lst
lay service IL held sabbath School an'cl.r's n.
M, every sabbath. Rex. j. L. MhHrrS, Pastor.