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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
OWL NOTE..

In The matter of Charlie, CaroV, an inyolun-
tsry bankrupt judge BItchord decided, yesterday that
when the United States Marshal. Messenger for the
Cuur ta- h his possession ships belonging 10 thc bank
Iup they shall "bc insured m such and for such
time rs shall seem Co the Register PROPER
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Ioachimsen yesterday, Mr. Demorc~t brought an action
against Gen Aspinwall of TaTy0wn 10 Recover $3.50 on
prOnissOry note given in payment Tor carriage. Tie
defense that the cIrdg which Was warranted 10 h"
frstcass proved 10 be detective in many respects. Yer
diet Tor the defendant.
V. Hamer charges that Cyrcne c. Muller OBJ
tanned from him mortgage Tor $1,000 property in
PHILADELPHIA by repre- sentng himself owner and con-
yevng to him farm Of gOj acres AT Riverside. L. T. TO
which be- had tte whatever. He caused the defend
AMI 10 be locked up and has kept him in jail since Ar-
aust last Two motions have been made TO discharge
him and both have been denied. motion waS made,
Yesterday before Judge CirdOzO TO reduce the bal,
which j. fixed at $4,000 II urged, motion, that
Muller &, poor that he f. native Of interior county
of the state aud that his family j. actually suffering.
Decision reserved.
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A crNYMG srncK srEcrLAroR.

I'm the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Jo,chimsen Yesterday. Henry G.. Gardiner brought IN
action against William T. Cook, pcculaor in stocks to
recover $500 Gardiner claims That i'm November, 1870 he
told Cook he knew Of stock tia, would soon advance
in the market and would 10 buy 1000 shares
on jout account. hc would tel hun the name Of the
stock, and keep him informed a~ 20 it, fluctuations and
the proper time 20 c III that Cook did agree 10 huy 2a
on Joint account thlt hc then informed him III 80 Horace
Clark, Augustus Schcu, and Nr. tII>Wu.d had lc-
come owners OF a majority ot the stock oi inc
Western Union Telegraph Company. ana intended 10
make % -N per cent dividend paving >tock. and, aS
soon as this became known. The stock would advance
that CDuD pftcrwurd tOd him he mad purchased 20
shares 90 305 That The next dy the stock ad'ancrd 10
a. but upOu ms asking Cook to ly more stock. under
their agreement. he replied tlat hc wouid buy more
stock that the 2oO share, ALREADY Vnr, based me-
Gardner had interest; that lac a-rted
10 waive al interest 10 these -pj -harcs u Cook
would purchase for him solely goo shares, AMI
carry 20 days subject 10 hi, order. which be- asrrI
DO and afteryaTl rupudJtrt hr contract COOK driri
MAI be ever ufrha- any stock FOR Gardiner 1rd th'
Court dismissed tire complaint on in' Ground f"t 'di
d.a.r ld waived his interest DO Oh" hr~ 20 -r'- if
chased 900 tine strength OF h- information. AMI iha' ir'
Vs.. uo tou-'l ration h"wn for the promise q" p hd-c
ST.. 3D. 4, f tlif.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
NEW-JERsEY RAILROADs.

According to the annual report of the Nor
lis and Essex Railroad Company recently presented to
the Legislature, the capital stock is t1 9OO950 funded
debt S2Si0J0 other indebtedness S2O2Oj 81 cOnstruc-
ton account. S25OO00 The receipts for the year 1870
S2S5S4J2 GS expenses, S9OO93 IS balance $751;,
81 co. Two payments Of interest OF per cent have
been made 20 the stockholders by the lessees. The
nua report OF the WcstJcscy Railroad shows the capt
tai stock 20 be S2S9OO; bonded Indebtedness S23790O0
other Indebtedness $4,000; cost OF West Jersey Railroad
sl,449,O2l OF cost of MilYe and GassbOTo Railroad,
S2l total cost of construction Of consolidated roads,
H6OO44 Ol premium paid GasShOrO road for cOnsOda-
ton, S64 0OO discount and interest paid in construction
of WesJersey road and auxiliary S350420 "a sinking
fund 90 redeem bonds of loan Of 1885, S1 800; investment
in auxiliary works, s329,S23 a. receipts for the year
1870 Sj3G6 5S expenses, Sl9OG taxes, S1OO73 81 in
tercs SOl59 Al sinking fund, Sl25OO Three cash diyi-
dcnds Of five per cent were paid during the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
POLICE SHORTCOMINGS.

Commissioners Smith, Manicrrc, and Barr
,tened Yesterday 70 q complaints against policemen
Roundsman Robert j. wilkinson Of the cry nan rolee
was charged with making an insulting remark about the
powdered head Of a Lady az the Liedo rkranl Ban at
the Academy ~ Music. When ordered TO leave the
building Nv the Sergeant in command, ne refused ana
used indecent language. Referred to the board
Zoe" Jewell, Wcll-luONn sporting man, was tHIo"h
from his sleigh. Feb. Is, at Broadway aud Iodsio~
lie was picked up by Patroman Williams, OF the Broad
y.ty .uuid while the horse was secured 81 Detective
Jndgc OF the Fourteenth Precinct. FINDING mat Jewell
wa, intoxicated officer Williams decided 10 take nm 10
the -tatiouhousr. Jewell refused to 20, ana when WI
liam, Insisted on taking him, struck The officer Ioitnt
bjoN IN tine face Thomas. 0lias Fatty" Walsh, the
head OF a wC,l-hnOWn gambling saloon on brnldWi.N,
tlru intel f.rrd and the Oi,cr directed DETECTIVE Nc
Kccycr uf The Fourteenth Precinct to arrest walsh put
be- dU not do Detective Judge also failed 70 thc thc
horse. TO the Merccr,t. station The case was tlrd yes
tcrday-Iuany OF the IIOu,t1us crowd beng present
AID the evidence was strong against the officers Re
frrTru. ... 800,
The Hon Martin N1chtI!un. Excise Comni,siOncr, ana
member OF Assembly, complained that Patrolnah Jico
H. kcru- the Eleventh Precinct, threw hla chO az
complainant daughter, age I'D, striking her 4{Cf dIe
left eve and causing severe wound thar VIII diShsuf9
her Iifc Ths officer said that hr had been anI4yrd
M number of boy. and that he threw lis club az thein,
.d struck the siri BY mistake RcCrrrd to the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

IN the First District Judicial CouT'. M
Chambers and Ccn;rc-t-. another phase of Erie Raj
way management presented itself yesterday II aI-
pears that j. =. Cannon residing at no j4 West twenty
ciehlh-.t vas invited last December to come ON il'm
the West and enter the employ of the Lrs Railway Com
pauy. which ne id he W., assigned ip thr audit
ing Department." and instructed 10 d0 hIs share IN
-troiphtoutr, the accounts. which had run three
months behind. His salary 20 be SO
a month. and his hours from q. M. 70
D. m But f. was essential Co hurry the work. aud iur
mar uI,losc inc clerk, were kept the office until ip
y. In. During SIR. Cannon, connection win tic CO.,
tuu, they were adj fIicUu month"; AMI tine pressure
having I.--.ucd somewhat hc dismissed. Upon
apply Ing for Gossip. utou for ne ,peAi Deg "en ana
no d. u lie vs told 90 call again, which ne dd, uu hc
wa, finally refused the money He thtrcuon brought
sui, for 63 hours work 40 30 cents n aolr, ua.Ius
total nf st So but WAS Uli-Ded .u the ground tiai he
had DO contract with thc Company, uui "J' therefore
vat p.lfIt,.. Ell FOB recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
RACING AND TRoTTING NOTES.

The Easton, Penn, Driving Park Association
has brought charge against the Point Breeze PARK
Association of Philadelphia for willful violation OF the
rules OF the National Trottng Congress, alleging that INC
Point Breeze Park authorities, at their last FAN mee's'
allowed JOS Fisher TO enter and start his horse Chaey
Davis for purse for $50 horses after having been ,ou
by the Secretary of the National Association that fsI
had been fRed for indecOrum, in accordance WIN uo
rules by the Easton Driving Park Assoclatoh' anu "'
at the time under suspension until such me was pau
The case will be brought before the Board OF Appears "
M II. SANFORD Of this city, with view to testing me
comparative speed of English thOroughDItus VIII 90
own has sent commission TO England for the puicuas
OF the famous eeyear-old colt ANTON VINO t lat
himself the fastest and stoutest twoS is not
season This colt, unfortunately Tor ms oMiVr, m Old
engaged in any Of the great three-ye -o ~
staass and nd can, forNge races in England.
He is "A bay colt. over lbs hands IN niSni, In, ~
% in and last season won seven out OF the ten races
he started for, carrying the top weights ana oenS
and n as hoped Mr. SANFORD succeeds IN securing nun,
ne will doubtless he entered for inc S1aoka ~ ~
which race he will meet such natlve-pred MORSE a, ls
fellow iKingfishcr Genelg Helmbold ana Jnage curtis,
and the contest will AFFORD li ltS' 90 ,s,it ia
merits aS regards speed ana endurlcc' VI E"6'" anu
AerG Pre1 PARK Stakes for fouryearolds to I've
trottcd this FALL closed with IS entries and the three
T UiDcbTiaD of Paterson NJ j. his recently sold his
@ Al r,ci,, mara lady perry for 81 500 10 20 TO
Lima Peru. The man who purchased her mas aSO
bought the wc-kuown mare Rapture OF Mr. Lawrence
for ) 900. The two will san next week
Advices from Mobile, Ala, announce the sud
den death Of the racehorsc Kildare. owned by william
Jennings OF Kentucky. He fOur-yearold bay colt
by Lexington, dam Lulu Horton by Albion and was bred
by the late X A. Alexander. He was most promising
racchOTSe having started four times last year winning
all his races such style to stamp him as one Of the
best thoroughhrels on the turf lis iLst aptrance rs
racer was at the New Orleans FAN Meeting last year.
where he won the tNOmiie purse OF 500 heating Bclcoh
(sccOnd) Zuzu Tanglefout Harpoon, and Victory; time
:52 Two DAYS aferward he the Club Purse OF sJO
milchcats, beating Victory, Tamcrlane, Donovan, ana
Waltz time 1880 las At the meeting he won the
Club Purse OF $3.50 wOincs, beating Donovan aud Izu
i'm 34gg. At the Memphis Fail Meeting ne won the Bun
CITY Stakes Of 81 for threcycar OiCs. two mile heats
beating Minnie Brown, Irene shepherd Jennie june
Banquet and John MCDpnall time. 3:4, SAB He had
never been lcateH and the highest hopes OF hnlaht
turf career were entertained oft him He was entered on
the Monmouth cup. the Mansion House Stke- ana me
Taminduy Cup the July and August Meetings al Long
Branch this coming summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Christopher L. Duggan, charged with secretiuV
and tmbng eters be Post One arrested yeras.
bench warrant Issued United States Circuit Court lie gave
bail in $500
John Williams, caught in the act of picking the
rocke Of during the Feuan parade Broku
fenced YESTERDAY us2ths Imprisonment the Kings County Pg
At the Essex Market Police Court, Henry Simpson
committed YESTERDAY on earse Of breaking INTO NE liquor store
Of Edward Hare At No Jos Aytnge Donshs hed To-
dirk
John f. Collins was tried in the Kings County
2oh Of November The prisoner PLEADED guilty and senneed
TO the rSn. %. io d ss1 sou FIVE 'I 9 s wa S1 to
Sing Sing years bat received paon IRON Gov Hoffman He
given no The officers resisted By the prisoner in their
attempts Laadeua him. and the coar' Room vas for time IN 40
Al the Jefferson Market Police Court. Charles
TAYLOR ys,,s, on sh,gs 9i pfA 5e P . s'.
subject to somnambun 90 lad intention q ro6bng Mr. ungeh
,ioe bat ., 1P 5s s% Ts %h held for SrssSg into Alice
oS % bso No III Wet Twentrthrst and stealing clothing
S "a Jsme. Thompson ooor,d committed on charge Of
breaking william Whtngiohs hou' No hast hlnihst AM
WiIsm gsrys al No 5Ol sprnest sud stealing sJll
AT the Tombs Police Court Justice Hogan yes
ier committed ldi k.y 49,. 'n ss, s s 5 b @
deoce LAME Wright Of "a E,..ih'5 The .o'u'es con
d, Pores Of Csth,ne committed for stealing sO from John
eonmitsl on charge Of stealing 5000 bill, snd etset for s from
the drawer The ,ors Of krsn., gSs o no % m
employer Thomas hsonsy railroad agent No A''f
House
H,e yiay Hammond and John Bgns yer. convicted Of
stealing of t' key, .ori5 20 from No. % IA R@
The ou.s Refuge Daniel aeAaha grand .r.ny STATE Prison
stealing Eve b.gI Of coffee 800 from the ship Alexander
80 . T "a e s s F,S L D s,e '; s 'f F %;'G 70.
ara months Charlie, Irss b.ssp rTlts1,.T' month. a
AID Ioebns and MONTH, Prre g LEVI,
s 3 si% belonging TO ih' , % Ss PG,oo tr.p,
All month";.
DFCIsIONS-FIg "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
4 w1Re srEs HER nr-RAND.

Louisa Kochcr sued John G.. Kochlcr. her
husband n tine City Court of Brookyu 10 recover $500
which she alleged she had loaned him Tor The purpose of
setting up odawaer fountain n his store. The parties
are man aud wife, and the latter is the pos,c~s0r OF prop
prty worth $1,000 which had been let her ly former
husband Plaintiff married defendant IN April 1861. hu
separation took place within five week. m 'r uc MAJ
rter. and the plaintiff brought this -il under the ac
giving married women the night O sue aud Doe sued. lie
acknowledged the debt. hut alleged that c had budrdl
yud t.tlrd plaintiffs three children for seven weeks
and half for which go rr week is clargt t. aud ~ a-
dItOu 90 ttat lac furnished them win medical attend.
aHce making total amount OF int 'i dHr-- 10 hm OF
about 500. The jury awarded plairtIHS ,t- 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
TIE PUBLIC MANIFESTATION COMING FROM
EUROPE.

Tho Board of Health passed resolution,
Yesterday requesting the Controller 90 place >0~O IL
the Tenth National Bank TO the credit of the Board
The Register VI Records complained that the present
Coroncrs neglect 70 make proper returns Of the eases III
vest gated BY them. ana that returns had been made
by the ola Board since October Commissioner stephen
smith referred TO the extremely filthy condition Of the
streets aud offered resolution that the ~tc,tCltamns
Committee be requested At The next meeting OF the
Board TO communicate what action necessary 10 secure
the cleansing of the streets. -.
A communication was read from lF'utllfh NrhuNl'
Consul AT Rotterdam informing tie Board that small
pOX Of "A very malignant type raging III -dt CIV
small pox was very prevalent in Liverpool, London.
Havana, ana other ports and that many vessels from
infected ports came by of the sound TINS c'dHg
quarantine; and that smallpox had been introduced
the city by This means. lie asked ihc o'lu TO ht
some action % prevent mis- evil, and submitted list pl
seven vessels which had cludcd quarantine ID ms man
ncr within the last two days. lie complained tual hs
communications 10 the President OF the Board and the
City sanitary Inspector mad not been AGED LpOu
Commissioner s. Smith aid that me SAINT rY COMMIT Zee
had found ui persons sick with smallpox VINO IaH
arrived on vessels thdt through quarantine The
President iu-tautcd case OF The Wr'-knnWh lawyer
Charles OCOuOr, who taken sick with smallpox "a
hour, after leaving tine steamship Russia 90 TINS port
now made by steamers between Europe and IDS port,
the germs of sca~e mEt he lurking pa me S. Stems Ct
certain of the passengers and not be- developed un al-
Ter the latter had landed u this city. rae ML.' nhi
referred 90 The samtay Committee ana lhe ie'l'h
OFFICER was added 10 the COMMITTEE
TIE City Sanitary Inspector submitted the following
statement OF contagious disease, during TIE week emu
ing Feb. Is:
Ty,lu, Typhoid Beay.us sg.'cl IoD N"''s liberia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
THE COURTS.

JUDGE EosEKRANss ERIE DECISION CONFIRMED.
At Albany, in the Supreme Court, General
Term Third Department, before Judges Miller, Parker
and Potter in the OF John W. Thompson MarNr DE
Forest. and Others agt. the Erie Railway Company,
am appea was made form the order Of Judge Rosekrans
striking out part of the answer as sham, directing 1udg
mont for plaintiffs ordering discovery tof books and
sners of defendant &c. and also striking ont certain
aodayts produced by defendants counsel scandaous
and impertinent BY the decision just announced, the
General Term ams the order Of Judge Rosekrans In all
RESPECTS except that the affidavit Of speyer Zone Of
those struck out below stricken ont mpertinent
and irrelevant, and not "a scandalOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
STORES ROBBED BY A WOMAN.

Margaret Lchan, woman employed by
various merchants in Lspenardst to coan their stores
was arrested yesterday a charge Of theft Several
merchants had complained that articles were continually
stolen from their stores and Detective Field secreted
himself in the store Of VIM Mas Co. No. A. Lspenard
st ana saw to accused secrete set Of jeweTy her
% Watts-st, were searched. Several hundred dollars
worth OF aces lace sha%ls, undergaments fancy goods
jewcry, &c, were found concealed In trunks Much OF
il Identified by Mr Mas. and by Jacob We'll OF No 81
Iispenardst their property. The woman was com
United the TOmbs by Justice Hogan 90 await trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
A DRIrTE POLICEMAN-HE BEATS HIS SUPERIOR
FOR DOING HIS DUTY.
- ,,, po.or Molly of the Fourth Pre-

Roundsman Peter Nelly of the Fourth Pre-
ipt ma, incurred the enmy of certain of the patrol
men under hi- command for having reported their
bortcouing. 70 the Commissioners. Yesterday after
ION no met Petrolnan Joseph Matthias on the corner
~ oliver and Madison-sts., saluted him anu
asked II there was anything now. The onicer
replied $50 YOU have reported again! Why did you
10 The rOundsnan told him 1t was because he
c0uld not be found post on certain occasion, ana
tUrred away A. he did Matthias struck Nun apO"er
@ Li" on the head with his club. staggering and par
tioI,y stunning him The officer Isl larger aud more
powerful than the rouhueIhan' am tuo I'ttol,
rTcroVcring his consciousness, Ned . across
tIe strect into saloon. He followed by 1atthlas
rIo sruck him several additional blows ON the head
They were finally separated by the hystanders Other
Officers coming up arrested Matthias and took nm 10
thr Pearl-st Police Station ON entering thc Statoh
Uonse Matthias insOently throw his shield on te dtsh
and said 10 the Sargcant that ms connection WIN
The polirc force was ended. Nelly who had received
cver serious cute the head, had his wounds dre''eh
and thc marty then proceeded To the Tombs Police Court
The Magistrate listened to the statement oil inc aHsau
and then ANNOUNCED that ne would mold Matthias Ia await
AN examination. The accuscd said h. HAD no ban ~
hand and The Magistrate allowed hun 20 20 on ms own
remembrance until sunday.
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THE STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA, County
Corporation Notices.

DkPAKrsEsr TArEs AND ASSsSsssr
No - CaAsBEEssr.. NEw fORE, Jan q Ri ,,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the AZ
~ SKssMENT ROLLS the Personal Estate Of e V
and County Of Tor the ISL sl be open Cor n'p
revisoa aer MONDAY Jan 1911 aud gill remain os
anti the O tsy Of April ISL inclusive Tor he eoesea o.
eauaaOa az the Aforesaid real aud
New lOrs All persons bele'nt
themselves sSSeel application TO TIE
the Dl ia orler obtain the relief provided 81 la
GRO. H. ANDREWS, COmnAicosu
THos j. CRRAMER Of T.rs
s wH "A n.SS SANDS A...-s...A
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POISONED WITH CARBOLIc ACID

Coroner Young began an investigation yes
ter1sy in the OF Mrs Bridget May OF No. ~ New
Chambersst., who died Thursday night from swa
lowed carbOc acid child VI the deceased had died
from scarlet fever. and one OF tho Health In
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Religious Notifies.

Amity baptist Church.-ReV. DR.. WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS
will prcssh 10 W the Chapel Church Wes pm, fourth
81 Eshhs'e. on SuSDAY MORNING. At ioi oelo<i Seat.
Antbon Memorial Church. Forty st west % sirtb sv.
keetor Ne, HUBER NEWTON Divine service lOi and
service this Loris DAY.
~ apollo Hail. BIosiwsv and T~eny egh,h-st-Prot Will
LIAM DkhTOf vii give his dosing dscourses
Smniuah,s sUhDAf 81 i0 sal o'clock sablect. morning
The soa u lhssA b'eaRs PI, u As LxhI u. 5cssOs ss
Cssnea ,os<s'
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spectors had givn her quantity Of caroollc
acid TO be used dislnicctant. The acid
was placed in bottle which had contained
brandy aud was not labelled. Mrs May, mstaking IT
for brandy. made milk punch with some OF the acld
intending TO give II TO another child also sick with scar
let fever Thinking the mixture had strange SMELL she
tasted it and then drank the whole oft She was soon
seized with violent burning pains, and physician was
summoned but too late TO be Of any avail post NOR
TEN examination by Drs. Cushman and Marsh showed
that death resulted from poisoning.
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granted NcGn, Ro-Case settled md clerk " n'eV '
~ ale and amer the 10 the judgment roll , ,s...
n, J.ds Rsrhour-Ths Chenille Wooden Co sg c,efos .nl
ayt Kipley-Neisns denied With oPs's hyet Sgt u, 49,
on sarah A. Tslafaro Order Srah'esL
Uayip, Conrt-Parf by Judge JoachImsen =
n 90 ,.,ion ON eouet-Jndgment for the defendant fof
% 80 20, sIor, nee The Asphatie Cement c0mpip Az
UeseRserr 10 \ Gosng Whtitsr ag Muph{-hsletr7o 70
J. A. Gross. Burke Agt Otohneil -V'u' si"H'''' D -"
Aspnysl Verdict for The feenl,nI -, Ash. 80, o,t,.
s,,isty sgt Northumberland Tablet Az Ne ration sgt
~ "a ,t,e Gros.-Iuke SelcenJufgment for the
s a. a, Khp at Reiss-Jwynen for she Defendant sth
ro.fs 4, he plaintiff
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corpr cAIgSpARs-Tnp D,-.

p,trEp srArEe DI,rHCr Corar-lS BASSRVrrof-BfoohD'
''''"' ' Opens NJ n a
Involuntary fd1s
-, - - ,r,,-.. 80, D,ne iJ52 John Neuningr sen, sgt
zjli ii hs.Nor "is'' So ~ william n. Psrchd.
,,.. t-.. .. Al at 2g7i Mar Raul sxt Jacob Cohen
100 '''hss 80 " " 1913 Albert y. Ro.enbsum Agt
-. ,, 9onh '" IT.. H. =, Tobn H. Patrick Mullen
z''l''h luim Wv" - 1915 Ferdinand Porsch sg. Aiel
n''''' herd Seerburger.
for dr1yn>HL
49,, - .~ co,,.d b.nk 2Jl6. John Penn, ct al.
iNI''' hu - '''' oN' bsnkuptl
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~. L-kc'. ~. =, Church Po-', i,,-i
Preaching SUNDAY D,h inst ~ Do, No. 4 p ~
q NARROWER P~ior Trosises ate iane~ o-es stranger.
Tho New Brtb.-Tb- Rev. r. g. sV@sET3RR viii ,r,V'h
the above sabJeci TO MORROW KyRgGyG e rny-r..i4l
Church corner BesAef lni DssbiDg,i. g. q o'e,ck. ApihS5
service i0l
The Ln-i Trnmpei.Ths pastor u M,ani Zion Church =
Second AdVrn viii plfh 1 me CnvSritr Wshng fas-
SUNDAY p seats free suijee; he seventh Trun.e
Sounding ,ai ~ hesnis"
Trinity Baptist Church, of
--f'ev J. STAFFORD HOLMR b. P,sor Prra-hia. sJsDAr
MORNING. Feb D. By Rev. Dr. ChbEfER lpi ,Iaiyip p
Preaching BY P.t5r a a p 20.
Tie Bible aud -kepticism.-on SUNDAY EVENING. pa.
second sermon M,s Inspired Prophet ssfrr- q =
o'clock se'i. i7e
Tho PRAYING Band of shch SAMUEL HAlSrEND 81. Z,
leader ~ couIr tr services NJ e fr'fs. VI D. th4rh
Dy.on.,- TOMORROW - lo o. no. aud baui no. a. sho ny
vii be BE- srAiy 9eioop'd.
Trinity ". T.. Church West ThHyfltbt EgbH l-,
Preaching sunday. us ~ 1. ny ih' razor 20 Wv M ~ -
Al t0i w end "A q ~ subject for tie syeHrg NomiHs Npr
nom a. O'clock Addresses by. the Hon DLlL lni yl-f.
Maac under direction Vi Philip Phhps 20.
The Revival Meeting Nr KENDH't KS h8h 1pi
a, Wlsm,urgb near Einh rCleing boz n resi- Paay SAB
,'rrk s.des fpr tIs -p'.'f
sf Judgment" a. p n.-NHth n ae cou " .Ar .'n l'p
A Mothers Soros, BY tie Pi.t,n ~ l'hs i'-' e"
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