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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-07

FEATS OF SIAMESE JUGGLERS. The Siam
esc jugglers are superior to their brethren OF
the craft iu India, judging from the following
story which is vouched for as autheutlc:-
One trick which Miuhmau performed was
very superior version Of the mago tree feat OF
the Iudlau jugglcrs. He took an orange, cut
Ii open aud produced serpent. This he took
down iuto the audience, and borrowing a robe
from one cut the snakes head off and covered
it with the robe. When the robe was lifted
again a fox was 10 place of the suake. The
toxs head was cut off, two robes borrowed;
when they were raised there was wolf, which
was killed with sword. Three robes and
leopard appeared; it was slain with a javelln.
-Four robes covered most savage-lookiug but-
faIo, that was killed with an axe. Five robes
covered in part, but not altogether lordly
elephant who, when the sword was pointed at
him, seized Minhman by the neck and tossed
hun violently up. He mounted feet foremost,
aud finally cuug by his toes to the capital OF
one of the columns Tepada now leaped from
the stage and aIighted upon the elephant 5
shoulders. With short sword he goaded the
beast on the head until, shrinking, the un-
wlcdy animal reared upon its hind feet, twlned
his trunk about one of the columns, and seemed
trying to lift itself from the ground and wrap
lis body around the great pillar. The music
clashcd out barbarously. Norodom flashed
forth dazzling 6rework of some sort, and the
elephant had disappeared, and Tepada lay upon
the stage writhing in the folds of a great boa
constructor, and holding up Minhman upon his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-07
GREAT BARGAINS.

Call at once, and convince yourselves that we
are not Bankrupt, but will undcrscll any So
called BANKRUPT TRAVELLING CON-
Germ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-07

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The New York herald., 1874-05-17

wHKTEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.


DAY ME- $40 A MONTH FOR SIX YEARS,
e e without. Interest and 500 cash. and I. will
49, subject 70 mortgage OF Slsto or give me s4l
month for 81 months and 500 cash. and get House OF
or ~ month for 40 months and $500 cash. get one
eight large rooms garcen 80 by 100 subject
mortgage, in Garden Park in sight depot Mt White
stone Isn't that better than paying rent and getting
nothngf SAMUEL DRAKE
office near depot, whitestone.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A TO LET FOR SUMNER SEASON FURNISHED
"A. Cottage. 10 rooms gas ater stable fruit &c 10
minutes from boat or cars "
A. LATAEN SMITH. 100 Broadway room a.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

L,OR sALE-oR TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty, splendid Country Residence, at Astoria ~
miles from the ferry house saS three stories Freneh
also stable barn. and ou.houses with quantity of Land
to suit; but 45 minutes from City Hail. Address W. S.,
box 1888 New York Post Office
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

TOR SALEM HUDSON COUNTY, N j., ONE OF
j. the most beautiful Places New York Bay; about
~ acres re- 81, or Land three Buildings sheds and good
splendid location tor hotel; has a valuable water
front OF ITO fce' Apply 10 8. 7. McGIEHAN. on the
premises at Pamrapo, N. j.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

E,OR SALE OR ExCnANGE-FOR NEW YORK TEN
l. ement or other improved Property well located
Lots one OF the handsomest Country Seats In the States
on the railroad near New Haven Conn substantial and
ments Of large and Luxurious family, may be made
available first class hotel. school, water cure
Otherwise The attention Of PRINCIPALS and brokers i
vited to photograph plans particulars till sold, at
the office Of HENRY L. RIDER, 80 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

1roR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF whiTESTONE,
H. tour two story base ment and French roof Houses
modern IMPROVEMENTS is blocks ir9m railroad depot
depot fs95 g $500 each Apply 20 A. r r. EMiKEE M & At *
A. 10 p. H., and at railroad depot, Whcslonc. from
2tu5P n. each day,
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

LIoR SAN FRANCISCO PROPERTY-wILL GIVE
sls,Mo brick House in best part OF schermerhor
street, Brooklvn morg aged for S45U For full parucu-
lars apply to MILTON B. CLAPp, l9S Remsen street.
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

INOR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH OR EXCHANGE. -
L. A noat Country Residence, 81 acres OF land six
large ontSgiIdings two wells Of spring waer good
Northern Railroad of Now Jersey within mile OF ve
depotA Apply to or addrcs ss OWNER. 9, Gold street.
New York
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ITO LET-IN wEsTCHEsTER. on CENTRAL AVE-
i nue.. s minutes walk from Macombs Dam Bridge, a
fine large Dwelling with all eonyenleacss also stables
rent low Apply TO e. A. BOYD 70 Murray street; or to
JOHN KAvANAGH, corner Of Forty second street and
Sixth avenue,
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

AT s. PER MONTH, SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS
"A at the famous Garden City Park, doinng the fne
improvements now being made by Mr.. x. T. stewart at
Garden City Lots from 800 to 500 according ioca
non All this land has been under cultivation and is
guaranteed qua. healthy. Fer Investment you can find no
spot more desirable at the prices Maps Visitors
should be at store $50 Third avenue, at $3.50 A. M,
week days B. W. HITCHCOCK Real Estate Headquar-
ters a55 Third avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17
COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

AT TARRYTowN AND ALL ALONG THE BANKS or
IA tho Hudson Furnished and unrurnished Houses
and Cottages 10 let Tor the season FOR an az
low prices; maps, photographs and ii with
a EMERSON, No 60 Sixth avenue. ~
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

A CHARMING COUNTRY SEAT 20 MINUTES FROM
"A Stamford depot, with about ten OF ground,
contains dining room two kitchens two parlors library,
stable house. icehouse. boathouse snokehouse
anu chicken house will rent for season, year
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

E,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FoR TENEMENT
IL Property, in New York or Brooklyn, House con-
tainng 10 rooms large stable IN good order with ons
fine view stua ted Paterson plank Malone
street, 81 miles Hoboken ferry. Apply to or ad-
dress DENIS DOWD Contractor West Hoboken, N. J,
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

EvOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-TwO FOUR STORY
L brick tenement Houses, near Broadway, Williams
Harlem small Place In the country, Is miles
from New York Apply to ii UG0 GORSCH, corner Bow.
cry and Rivington street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

EyOR SALE OR EXChANGR-A COUNTRY SEAT,
l. handsomely laid six two hours from tho
city, one mile from depot Further particulars 1t LIS
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

E'OR SALE-To MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS
For sale building Sites ana Water Fronts for manu-.
factories &C. on tho property Of steinway Sons at
water rSn' IL Hs East sver Sgpste ah street
frame and brick Houses, from $4,000 to 600; on easy
terms TO respectable parties. Also Money loaned on
sons saw m iron foundry and machine shop have
piano manutactory will be removed TO the premises
Call on or address sTEINWAY SONS, Steinway HALL
New York. -"
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

T. Dwelling House In good peighborhood IN tho oityt
hand some, well built House and Stabe with 81 Lots of
Land tasteuly laid out as pleasure grounds: vegetable
garden well stocked with the best fruit trees; In Long
eighth street is minutes walk from Thirty fourth street
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

FURNISHED HOUSE IN AUDUBON PARK. l5yru
IA street and Hudson River, the most doghtfui sub
6rb Of the city. to let at low RENAL y. o. BRADLEY
~ Broal street room ~.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

pOAC be sold on account of sickness plot of
Ground. size l00x10D; valuable location
minute of Wiuiamsbridse ton, on Harlem and New
Haven Railroad Said plot Ia within two minutes walk
schools churches &C. Address JOHN COYLE, station
d, New iork
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

E,OR SALE CHEAP-OR EXCHANGE FOR SAN
Francisco Cali Property two story brick basement
and sub collar, in the best of order; Furniture If
aurcd with handsome fruit garden Of all knds price
$3.50 Inquire at l37 Twelfth street. Third ayenua
Brooklyn. No letters answered.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

TNOR SALE OR TO RENTAL KEYPORT, N. j.
House and Lot Of Church and Second streets
elgby situated, nine rooms besides attic and BASEMENT
suitable for summer residences ornamental trees and
good cistern ana well in the yard house in perfect
the steamboat landing lr m New York daily. Apply to
A. WALLING d SON, KeypOrt, N. j.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

G10 DOWN AND $40 MONTHLY WILL PURCHASE
11V lot Of Land, level. dry aud healthy, in Creed
moor Lawn the cheapest and best low priced lots ever
ofiered graded Streets silver maple trees schools,
churches and fine improvements; only u miles rom
erty perfect title: mortgage II; price 500. $3.50
and $780, worth double most lots offered at these figures;
further particulars apply to PAUL 9. GRENING, 5Ol
Third avenue, corner Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ENoR SALE-AT NEW ROCHELLE ON DAVIS AVE.
j nue., ten minutes walk from depot q two story
Gothic Cottage, with basement containing nine rooms
each supplied with and heater the house has been
ga and win be in days perfect order grounds
include about with evergreen and trut trees
67 w all
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

E'oR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR GOOD CITE
- Mortgage or improved Property. Country Seat at
fremont; cash value Sl4,c0o; free and clear
+. G. PRESS, 5ls Pine street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

L1OR SALE LOW FOR CASH OR Will EXCHANGE
II If cash Is put in--One or two substantial brown
stone fronts arranged for three families See owner On
premises go East Eighty sixth street, WIDE street
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--FOR NEW YORK CITY
or BROOKLYN Property Farm Of $50 acres. situated
onthouses and fertile land For particulars address r.
s., No 81 Centre street, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

Merclandise very nice iit;le Cottage in West New
York 10 minutes from Union HIl N d. and Is minutes
from New York (Forty-second street,, with lots ana
trees grape alley and fine wells for immediate posses
sion; the house In the best order only $50 cash
oured price low and conditions easy for every one Ad-
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

L,OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
Property in jersey City or New York, about 30 Lot
finely located In Railway near depot very easy
terms. GEORGE w. FIRTH,
81 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

EOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS-FARMS IN della
ware, Maryland and Pennsy lvania, from 80 to $40
acres; 5000 to $4,000 beautiful places heathiul cool.
convenient to 0tcs and railroads. fruit and shade
abundant some situations near Delaware, Brsndywine
improvements frequently worth price; terms easy;
j. POLK Wilmington Del.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

y nished or nnfurnished and six Lots near Harlem
Bridge in the best part of the annexed wards location
high; abundance OF fruit. Address wEsTChESrEIs,
AtAtlOn A.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

L,AR ROCKAWAY. LONG ISLAND-TO LET, A FUR
j. nlshed House. entirely surrounded by wide piazza;
contains ten chambers, large parlors dining room DC
freshly painted and improved niy iurnished directly
depot Of Long Island Branch Raroad; rent ST zoo ior
season to private family only.
J. ii. CHEEVER 81 aud 80 Park row.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

U,oR SALE OK TO RENT-THE CREAM CITY HO
4 tel Properly, corner Of south Water and Ferry
strcots Milwaukee, Wis. also House and five Lots on
Fifth avenue for sale. Address C. j. DEWEY, Miiwau
kee
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

TO LET-TWO BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCES;
J. cheap rents; one at Macomb's Dam, overlooking
Central avenue with pa Of ground laid out with
flowers fruit trees shrubs &c and within ten minutes
ride Of Central Park; the other Gothic Cottage House,
with turret ard Mansard slate roof In Second place.
six lots Of ground laid out above the houses carriage
houses and stables In perfect order aud the location
very healthy Apply on the promises or to K. B. DAILY
Il son, lib Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

RIO ExCHANGE-oR WILL SELL on EASY TERMS
Farm OF l.0 acres in splendid location, 2j niiles
from city: viii divide TO SUIT; house and oubuiid
ings; stablng for 50 horses halmie track and Club
house. CHAs. PIERCE, No, Pine street or J. SAN
fora, South Oyster Bay
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ITO LET-AT TARRYTOWN, ON THE HUDSON,
! furnished Cottage. now occupied by the owner;i Is
situated high ground anding fine view of the
river has furnace and shady grounds and plenty OF
fruit Apply ~ G. A. TODD United States Assay Ofcc,
81 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

HANDSOME GROWN STONE FRENCH FLAT
Ii House, four stories, well furnished respectfully and
equity $l5UO to exchange tor s5D0l cash ana othe:
Oflcn
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

E0R EXCHANGES LOTS IN HARLEM On $50.
ond avenue lres and clear for Store Property. up or
down town few fne Residences and large ground Ia
Twenty third ward Central avenue for Store Pr
vate or Flats also House Throop avenue, BROOKLYN
for small Farm. worth about S60O; 2s Lots In Brook
lyn FOR private House in ciN; Lots IN Williamsburg,
FREQ and clear for city Tenemens; great many Hoscs
IN Yorkville and Harlem to exchange Inquire OF L.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ENOR sALE-2o LOTS, BUILDINGS; WATER, FRUIT.
u flowers &c. i; loo feet east OF Boston avenue,
Morrisania: Address tho owner W. r. AsHE. Morris
ania. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

At NEW BRI0HTON.-T RENT, 81 MINUTES FROM
n wall street, spleuddly located furnished aud TN.
furnished Houses; every modern convenience; adapted
to winter and sum splendid views high and healthy
location moderate rents.
HAMILTON CO., 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

RIO LET DURING THE SUMNER MoSTHs-AN UN.
county hour the city by boat and also by Har
lem branch railroad; sea bathing fishing DO rent $500;
ally by letter, to GEORGE W. HORTON. City island,
The New York herald., 1874-05-17
WHITEsTONE PROPERTY FcR SALE
OR TO LET.

DApID TRANsIT.-MECHANICs TRAINs-WUAT Is
~ needed BY people OF moderate q. meansaFarc only
tnre centre Of large shipping Interests only 20 minutes
from Hunters Point Dy excellent Flushing and North
wheels heater loot warmer under EACH scat safety
night troubled less by ice fog than horse cars by
sow about an hour from the City Hail. by james slip
Terry double dcckGd boats less from town by Thirty
fourth street Jerry: nearer Than Fort washington
Cityn more convenient than Harlem or out in Brook
yn near 10 business as SEVENTEEN street and much
ercasng good society beautiful scenery; riding boat,
streets ,cwercd, curbed, guered; healthy; no more
chIs fever than in New York city fare on mechan
anick transit comm gation ty other trains $40 per an
nun village taxes limited by charter TO oue-haf per
cent on valuation No more riding on car straps lly
ing in crowded tencments.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ATT NEW BRIGHTON.-TO RENT, SEVERAL FUR
"a n,shsa and Villas Al mOasEn i'm
to merchants residences 80 minutes from Wall street
char iaing. high, healthy location
j. VAN AUKEN, E5 Broadway, basement
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ITO LEr-A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY RESIDENCE
u fronting on the riyer East Chester town landing;
y horse wsWo anq b ns
healthy place. fishing and bathing; rent very low also
side Long Island 80 acres house 3c rent $780, Apply
to GEORGE COOLING SON, 12S broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ENOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-ON CASH BASIS, 100
y acres in Saddle River Valley at Hohokus. on Eric
Railroad, one hour from New York.
w. H. MELLICK, 42l Broadway,
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ENOR SALE. TO LET OR EXCHANGE-NEAR BRIDGE
4 port large House. suitable for boarders; about ~
acros OF land plenty of fruit good wes plenty Of
buildings all In good order: located on turnpike Ap
ply to G. NJ. BEEKMAN CO., 2049 Third avenue near
l12th street
The New York herald., 1874-05-17
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

(iHEAPEST PIECES OF PROPERTY IN NEW JER-
fsy-Two Cottages six and seven rooms, 50 minutes
from New YORK; near the depot and three
ground 81 200 and 81 800 Inquire at Cortlandt street.
third floor, front, between II and 4
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

EoR SALE-THE BEST BUILT BRICK HOUSE IN
hsaiss y M relrt 0 three story and ~ feet
worth double the price INQUIRE on the premises OF the
nue.. hunters Point. Must be sold Immediately.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

LyOR SALE-OR WILL RENT CHEAP AND ON EASY
y terms. very fine House and Grounds mile
from Engiewood. house about ten near depot.
CLARK DOWNS, III froadway basement room o.
EoR sALE-THR MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Il in Perth Amboy, N. j.. Hne water views; five
acres; avenue and of evergreen and deciduous
trees; large Mansion, II rooms with modern improve.
ments carriage house and tine gardcn exchange
New - - S~~'
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

EoR sALE-A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
y fronting on the Public sQuara In pleasant Con-
nocticut village plenty Of fruit and several acres o.
lann WIN extensive road frontage 81 miles rom depot
ana 20 nours from New York location pleasant and
healthy with attractive views Of the surrounding
try churches, schools and stores convenient; price
$1,000 one-half Ia bonds and mortgages for five years
the BALANCE 10 cash railroad stocks ut current rates
Address EASE, box $50 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

IJOusE AND STABLE LOT 26X20o NEAR Co0PgR
IL Institute. FREQ clear. for sale exchange
Stable or Lots below Fifty ninth street
G. II. LOCK, I'll Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

DARN AT A BARGAIN-33 ACRES; 10 MINUTES
from two railroads, 25 miles from Chambers street
fruit timber, brook; good improvements high health
ful will double in value.
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

RIO LET-AT sLOATsBURG, ROCKLAND COUNTY
4 n T. House. 40 miles out on the Erie Railroad $
minutes from uepot consisting Oft rooms; outbudings
garden, q good well OF water and fruit Apply TO L.
POST, on the premises
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

ITO LET-AT VERY Low RATES, IN LOWER
i Rayenswood, IL minutes walk from James slip or
Thirty-tonrth street ferry by tagged sidewalk and
horse railroad to the premises to be in operation
during the summer two first class Cottages Apply on
office Long Island City, or to G. w. EDWARDS, 229
Chrysc street,
The New York herald., 1874-05-17

~ sized House; all modern Improvements; with
WITHOUT lurnlture pleasant location eight minutes from
dcghtiully located plenty OF shade and fruit trees: will
Iet urnsncu 10 frst class party for four months Apply
tow A. DAY, corner Broad and South streets, Eliza
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-13
THE INDIANS.
The Mixed Policy at Spotted Tail
Agency.

CHEYENNE, April II The Leader has the
following from its correspondent at Red Cloud
agency, April 9TH: The United States Com
missoners returned from Spotted Tail agency
to-day, having accomplished absolutely moth
ing. Their pow-wowing at the agencies have
rather complicated matters between the Indians
and the government, and the Indians at Spotted
Tail agency refuse absolutely to have their
agency removed, and say they are tired of see
Ing the Commissioners and have invited the
President of the delegation to leave in language
more foreible than polite. 1t is understood
that the Commissioners will proceed East at
once and ask a strong military escort and re-
turn within month to move the agency. The
visit OF the Commissioners has only served 10
destroy the moral effect produced by the troops.
The Indians, who are keen observers, have no.
tlced that there is hitch somewhere in the
working OF things relating to them. They ex-
pect one thing from the military and are led to
beiieve something also from the Peace Com
mlssloners. Spotted Tail accused the Commits
sioners in council of seeking to stir dp- trouble
between his people and the Northern Indians,
and, IN the Language of the interpreter, said,
The wanted them to dry up" He says he has
been moved around and pestered SO much by
these flies from the Great Father that he wants
his word written down this time to show all of
them who come begging aroung heretofore that
he won't talk to them any more. No doubt
Spotted Tail and Red Cloud are acting in ac-
cord. The former, at the longest, after few
words spoken in an excited manner, waived his
hand to his people and they all left The same
scene occurred at Red Clouds Agency. The
show of counting the Indians have been made
here, that is, the agent called on the head men
and took their word for the number they bad.
So far 5000 have been registered. There are
probably 1000 or less. Several have refused
either to be counted or to change the number
which they have heretofore drawn rations.
Some OF them, after they had handed in their
number, came the next day aud claimed that
they had forgotten their women and children
aud wanted to register them. The Peace
Commissioners arrived at Cheyenne yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1874-04-13

Clear Weotlter and rising temperature to-day.
The foolish organ grinder made his appear
ance again Saturday. Soon another polar
wave will sweep over the State, and he will be
forced to HE him to the Sunny South.
The Soldiers and Sailors. Monument Asso-
citation holds meeting at Reception Hall this
evening.
The sale of tickets for Coughs lecture
opens at Stockbridge's tins morning.
Capt. Peter S. Dodge, while standing on
Portland bridge Saturday shot porpoise
weighing nearly sixty pounds.
The annual parish meeting of the High
street society occurs this evening at the vestry.
The Mayor of Bangor, the committee on the
Fire Department and Chief Engineer Low and
his assistants, will visit this city tomorrow to
witness the practical working iof the fire alarm
telegraph.
The flags on the City Building and engine
houses were at half mast Saturday in respect
to the memory of the late Engineer Chase.
The Forest Shooting Club will hold their
annual shoot in June.
G. Fl. Bailey has an excellent painting of
Goldsmith Maid on exhibition at Hale's.
The meeting for the promotion of holiness
will be held at the Pine street M. E. church
this afternoon and evening at the usual hours.
The anniversary celebration of the Army &
Navy Union will come eff ON the 25th of May,
An immense house greeted the production of
the Color Guard at City Hall Saturday night.
The Grand Army have had very successful
season, and have cause for rejoicing.
The low price of tickets for the Fast night
ball Of the Blues will attract crowd. Chand-
Ter furnishes the music, and a good time may
be expected.
AT one of our churches yesterday the pastor
stated that he should be obliged to omit the
reading of the Governors proclamation, as the
one sent him was for Thanksgiving, "but', he
added, "it may not be altogether out of place
to be thankful-that the long winter is ap-
preaching its Close
The First Parish holds it annual meeting
next Monday.
The Harvard Glee Club are coming on the
9th inst.
The interest in the work of reform at the AL
len Mission is constantly increasing. Last eve
ming the chapel was crowded, and a great
good must be the result. All are invited to be
present at the Temperance meeting this even
ing.
Services will be held at the First Parish the
HIGH street and at the First Baptist churches
Fast day.
Free street church holds a meeting this eve
ming to taking into consideration steps toward
securing a pastor.
temperance meeting will be held at Con-
gress street M. e. church Fast day, and a
Sabbath School service at Pine street church.