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BRITISH cOLUMBIA's GRIEVANcE
The Plea on which she will Demand separa-
tion from the Dominion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23-At large
public meeting In Victoria last night the follow
ing was adopted unanimously;
Re'olred That IN case the Dominion Government
ia Ignoring the Cafnarvon settlement OF tue
railway obngaions OF toe Dominion TO British Column
ba IL the OF this meeting that our represcn
tatlyes the Provincial Parliament shah at the nex
record their for the separation OF British
Columbia from the dominion
To-day the Governor q eneral was waited upon
by deputation Of citizens whom he addressed
for four hours aud quarter on railway matters.
He said he did not regard the cry for separation
as serious and said II the island wished to leave
the Dominion II would not he prevented but he
follow il out Of the Union He said II the island
were to secede II would loose capital, railway.
custom house, post office, and Its free institu-
tiuns, and that IL would sink to the position of
a crown colony. The people were much disap-
pointed at the result Of the interview. The Gov
ernor-General sails to-day in the Amethyst for
San Francisco.
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CHIEF MxE0Ty INDICATED.
Charses Made BY an Alderman Asainst the
Nonkers Police Depn rtment.

About six weeks ago a committee was
appointed by the Common Council Of the city Of
Yonkers to investigate charges made by Alder
man Murphy and others against the manage
ment Of the Police Department. The fullest
scrutiny Of the books Of the department was
invited, and all persons who were supposed to
have any Information on the subject were re-
quested To attend. As the investigation pro-
ceeded, witness after witness testified that he
had been told OF certain Irregularities but In not
one single Instance did any one know Of his own
knowleuge OF any transaction that GOULD not
pear investigation, nor could they R0duce any
evidence that would point to the existence ~
venalty In the manag cement Of the department
- one charge was that John Mangin. chief OF
Police, had made $40 per box ON the telegraph
line recently erected. He had all hills In con-
tee and examined. and to these he added am
davits that no money whatsoever had been paid
him. telegraph expert from New York who
had laid hundreds Of miles Of wire, testified
that he knew Of no, police telegraph and boxes
In that city that had been 30 cheapy erected.
In the examination Of the principal wtncsA
alderman Murphy, liquor dealer he said that
these charges had been made to him by certain
persons whom he named lall liquor dcalersl but
each OF these In turn swore that he never made
any such charges.
The result Of this investigation has been to
strengthen the confidence Of property holders
In Capt Mangin.
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that date, 81,177 tons, against b3oee tons for
Of 1876, sol tons. OF tbis decrease for the week,
the Schuylkill region, which comprises fully
one third the entire anthracite coal Fields, shows
b,1e1 tons. showing that II IL hurrying up ship
ments a little faster than the Others On It's
tons behind the same period OF last year, while
the total decrease OF supply Is ,S2S26S tons.
The unsettled condition OF the trade since the
collapse Of the com bination Is the man cause
Of the decreased shipment. but a. the trade be-
comes settled II will take another shape, and the
shipments will increase In proportion as the
demand increases. 1t IL certain til 1T the trade
cannot suffer any further material reduction
from the auction prices without bankrupting
every producer, large or small, and that would
be sad ilamity to both the coal region and
consumers. What the people must look to now
Is that they are not imposed upon by the middle
Interests both as to short weight anu high retail
prlces.
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LACK IN THE LAW.
No Punishment for . Drunken Driver who
Up.ets you and Cracks your skull.

The Kings County Grand Jury have
failed to md bill against Moses and William
McGonlgle who were held by a Coroners Jury as
responsible for the death OF Mr.. ii. Nichols Of
Parkville. The lady had been to Bath with
twenty Ave persons from the Methodist Sunday
school on n picnic. In returning she was with
her friends In d wagon driven by William Nc
Gongle who was drunk Moses McGoingle, the
owner OF the wagon WAS with his brother and
knew him to be intoxicated A race was started
with another team, and az the horses rushed
into Parkville and dashed around street corn
er at full speed, the wagon overturned and
it, occupants were hurled out on the ground.
Mrs. Nicholas skull was fractured, and she died
the next morning The Grand jury could ind
no law under which to punish the driver and
his brother, aud they were discharged.
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The "TurL Field, aud Farm" Rihemen's
Badge.

The tenth competition at Creedmoor for the
Turf Field, aud Farm challenge badge was attended
yesterday afternoon by but atmall humber OF
majority Of the members Of the Irish, Scotch and
American teams we're in Warrington. The Cansdian
rinemen went home several days ago, and yesterday
Messrs. wardi and hsddocks Of the Australian team
sailed for Europe while Messrs Greenfield. Sleep, and
Draper, OF the same team, started overland for san
Francisco, whence they Will sal for hone. The cloudy
and damp weather was very favorable for shooting,
MIR ". H. Cochran OF the Eighth Regiment, scored AZ,
out OF possible 90 points, and Son the badge.
Inc difference between the elevation required for
light and DARK eyes was clearly shown yesterday IN
shooting at 500 yards gentleman with light ewes
prac lsing ami making good record. Another
gentleman with DARK eyes snot with the same rne but
the balls struck directly under the target An expert
enced rheman, after dsc vernR the ference IN color
of the marksmen's eyes said tina ny eeyang the rear
sight point the DARK ed man would get the rgnt
level tor the bulls eye and such proved TO be the
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AM TSEM ENTS.
The New Spectacle Of Baba" st Niblo's
l,n rden Theatre

The New Spectacle Of Baba" at kiblo's
Garden Theatre.
Baba" has been so pruned and COM
pressed, that with the better working of stage
machinery brought about by repeated perform
ances, the show is over at convenient hour.
Freed from matter which only served to clog It's
movement and weary the spectators, the spec
taole Is now one thai can be seen with pleasure
by all lovers OF such entertainments. Many OF
the scenes are gorgeous In bright colors and
glitteriug properties, and some OF the effects
produced by mechanism are superior to any
thing seen here before, as, for Instance, the
surprising transformation in the second act.
The most inefficient part OF the display 10 that
In which the so-cdled corps de ballet appears.
The costumes of these women are bright and
scant, but they cannot dance. Happily, they
are not made to ATTEMPT anything Of the Kind
more than once or twice. Their work u chiefly
walking, trotting, aud marching, things which
any moderately strong woman can do. TIE
principal dancers, the sisters Minzelli, know
their business, and really take their steps leaps,
and postureA well. The theatre has been crowded
every night during the past week.
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IJIIII.


HARTLEY on Sept, 81 CAtharine Wandell BARLEY,
wife OF David Hartev.
the relatives aud frcnds OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral AZ le T. on tuesday, 2Bth, from
her laie residence, 40 E'st so 1t, corner 3la y
CONnON, Ia Jtraey civ, Sept, 90 ter In eTng
illness Garrett Condor, u the dOtn year of his age
Relatives and frcnGs iuy cd T. attend his funeral
on Tuesday, Sept. 60 AZ 10 O'Clock frou his late reel
dence, 3l3 1t st. Jersey cry thence TO St Bridget
church. where solemn high mas Of requiem win be
offered Tor the happy repose OF his s0ui
DkWiNG o. Friday, Sept. p, 1870. Of pneumonia,
tins city, m the 2Sth year Of his age.
Funeral services at his late residence, 435 Lexington
av. ON sunday, Sept. "a, at half past 1 O'Clock
poNOHoE ON Thursday, Sept. 81 at her residence.
90 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectull
invited to attend the fulera from NATIVITY Church,
ay between 20 and Sd ste, where requiem mass Nll
be celebrated Tor the iepoie OF her tou on Mondy,
25th inst at O'Clock A, NJ thence TO calvary Ceme'
terry.
GALLAGHER.-On Saturday, sept %, Ann, the be-
loved wife OF John Gallagher, native Of Balyshan'
non, county Donegal, Ire and, aged ~ lears. .
The FRIENDS VI the family are respectfully invited 70
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THE RIFLEM EN-.
This Weeks Contests In WRshingten-A Re-
ception by Boss shepherd.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The foreign and
American rife teams will arrive here on Monday
next. The shooting will take place on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, beginning at 10 4. NJ.
In addition to the regular prizes, the Irish citi-
zens Of the District have prepared prize to be
presented to the member Of the Irish team
making the greatest score. ON "wednesday the
teams will visit Mount Vernon, on Friday the
Executive Mansion, the soldiers Home and
other places Of interest. after which they will be
entertained 10y the Washington Schuetzen We
rein at their park After the shooting on Sstur-
day reception will he given them by cx-Guv.
shepherd. II Is expected that at the conclusion
Of the regular programme 81 shooting, there
will be "A match between picked fours Of the
American and Australian teams, which will
probably be shot on the following Monday.
PnILADELPH1A, Sept. 23.-lhe ride teams who
participated IN the international contest, with
the exception OF the Canadian team, who have
returned home, had an Informal reception in
the Judges Pavilion ON the Centennial grounds
to-day. President Grant, secretary Fish, Col.
sanford Of the British Commission, and Geo.
W. Cbilds OF Philadelphia were present. The
rihemen were introduced TO the President by
Gen. HawleY.
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One Of the most interesting and extensive
openings of dry goods this Is that to which the
advertisement OF hessrs. j, c. Johnston, OF Broad.
way Fifth avenue and Twenty street, calls the
attention OF their friends, customers and strangers IN
the city during the coming week, Those who intend
buyng goods ~ their hne or who wish to see one Of
the largest and nncet stocks OF dresa houHek eepnR
ana furnishing goods ever put on exhibition IN this
ciy vii do wei 20 20 al leas one morning during tho
week. They are advised to 20 early or they not
be able TO get within the building for among che stocks
exhibition are t2bO,OOO worth OF those hOuaekee
goods which were purchased At the extraordinary large
July auction sales a. prices thirty cent less than
correspondingy low.
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This lady appeared at the Brooklyn
Theatre last Monday AZ DcborIh, and gave an
embodiment Of that trying part, some portions
OF which we're justly much admired, and some
as justly censursd In many respects her i'm
personation showed unusual merits. The clos
Ink acts were noOy played. The curse, IN par
ocular. was very powerfully given. " East
Lynne followed aud, as Lady Isabel. Miss BAR
gon developed sympathetic styIe which won
her auditory, and caused the malpuy tearfully
to EXHIBIT emoton. Her last paft was that Of
Quttn Mary IN leDnyaon's Drama OF that name,
skiifuliy al ipted for her 10y Mr. stephen Fiske.
As the Tudor Queen Miss Dargon was entirely
eAti-factprv. ami the death scene. though
tediou-ly lengthy, was mastery display Of
dramatic talent. ON the whole, this lady ap-
pears TO merit her Western reputation.
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Fire. IN the Lopg I,land Vooa.

The engine OF the mail train On the Long ISL
ana railroad gong eatt on Thursday set nre to the
woods OF MIR. Lyman b. smith OF Shutdown In three
different places out IN each the nre forunste
ly eIunguished before much damage was done The
same engine started nre IN Timothy G. Smiths woods
James, and about twenty acres we're burned
before it, progress couli be stopped. Another nre
broke ont at MedfOrd station on Friday southeast
wind forced the Names toward Coran out large rec
Of men turned out and Dy good management II was
suOdued before II reached the village.
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Arrivcd-sArrRpAY. SEPT. IS.

Arrivcd-sArURpAY. SEPT. -
8 Franconia Br -. Portland.
81 GUY VI Austin, Galveston Sept. TO- via Key West
sept ~.
s. Pioneer, Wskely. Wilmington. Y. C.. Sent 90.
IS CITY OF Richmond. BROOKS, Liverpool sept IA, via
Queenstown SEPT. 10.
: Romuus nalgh & cnoa Aug o. Malta IAN, Cltania
18TH M,r.ina GOTH Dcnia 3lst, Malaga sept D. .nd Glib
altar Sept K.
s. wyanoke, Couch, Richmond, City Poiut and Nor.
folk
So wyoming Jones. Liverpool Sept. 10 and Queens.
town llth.
SIS Rhein Francke, Bremen Sept. o, via Southampton
Sent. o.
ship John Bertram, Roe London.
HArk Mattea, tosuvlch, Liverpool.
BARK Grad kariovch. Pircuylch. Alexandria
BsrS sunlight. Sorcnsen, MontrOse Aug. 10.
BARK Fratcrnltas, Jacobsen. Havre Aug IL
Bark stralsnnd. Oehlberg. Belfast Aug. 10.
Blrk Otac. Zlhinch London.
Hark Zohrab. BOltorf Manila April 90.
BARK Arcturus. Rent, Antwerp july 81
Rark Hirdndo, Uhland. HamOurg Aug. l2.
Brig GusnOrough. Hansen, Port Spain Aug IS.
SChr ID Robinson, Glover, RIO JancirO.
AlsO The nsuAl river and COastMise v sels.
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Ellen Dreamer, aged %, OF 2lb York street,
Brooklyn for many An Invalid. sent her daughter
Thursday might for some medicine. On the dauah'
tere she took up teacup TO pour out the med
cine and found specks OF green IT, and the table
cloth where had rested she asked her mother II she
had taken any green powder. Mrs, Dreamer AT nrst
SAID that she had not nut as she spoke her daughter
detected Paris her lips and teeth DIR. Barry
Was summoned but the violent chnRs which set In
raeked the enfeebed BODY VI the woman so that sle
ded the next morning In the night she told her dau2h
ter that she thought that II about time for III
ness TO end Corouers Jury returned averdict that
mad committed
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Maggie Doian's Husbands.

The comely young woman who was known as
the wife OF John r. Dolan Is again In tears Doan was
hanged few months ago for the murder OF Noe. Soon
after his death Maggie Dpan, the she known
by married one George Reed. Yesterday he went to
Sing sing for htteen years snort time ago le was
captured after desperately committing robbery the
night time In pu0llc thorOughiarc OF this city.
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BUSINESS Notitts.


- . FULTON. ARK, June 5. 1870
DEAR StEs After carefully watching for period of
four months the effect Of Holnsn's Ague ini Liver
Pad IN 1t least one hundred cases under Immediate
observation, have no hes'tancy IN rec fnWcndng
them sure aud speedy cure In all u gguc oil.
lousness and Indigestion In Of enlarged and IN,
Named spleen they are par excellence. have never
known Of but one fa ue 10 cure, aud that attribute
TO excessive dis -lpation.
For all other diseases arising from disordered
dtion OF the liver, cheerfuliy recommend their use
Yours Truly, JAMES G. LEWIS, NJ. d.
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REEBE- BOwNE-On Thursday Sept 81 In the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, oy the Icy. stephen IT,
TynS, Jr u. D. Chss. Francis P'ehe TO Emma, dau-l-
ter OF ;. X. HoWnc, h1tn II this city.
CLARK tARDlFF. In THE cry, on "wednesday,
sept 20 1875, by the Rev Dr. Deems, Edward u. tluk
otwest Brighton, s L. to Emily D. card'h Of New YORK
city.
IDEN- BARTH.-On Wednesday, Goth inst, At the
residence OF the brides parcnts 10y the Key r. W Hc
senheiner Henry lien, Jr TO ida bArh' poh Of this
Elf
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attend the funeral from her late residence 1880 isv-
on Monday, 2bth. At O'Clock p. NJ.
9EksQN;-on SATURDAY,. sept. %, 1870, Virginia,
wire OF Julius 0errOn, aged ~ years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MofALL-On Sept. 49, 1879, In Savannah, o., OF
city, aged 80 years.
hOHAN.-On Saturday. Sept. %, 1870 at his resi-
dence, 100 Montgomery ct. Jersey CITY Michael Mo-
han. aged IS years.
He will be buried at O'Clock Monday, the 25th inst
MOODRUFF;-Suddeny on SEPT. %, In Brooklyn,
Edwin Woodruff IN the O4th year ~ his age.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
Monday. the 25th inst. at 10 O'Clock NJ , from his
late residence, 500 Henry at.
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openins Of the Regular season.

The Rev. N. NJ. Julien, who has been under
engagement In Plymouth Church for number OF
weeks preach every Sunday for $50 Sunday closes
his nglgement today The pastor Is 10 return tins
eg, aud viii begin the regular season on SUNDAY
The place has been carefully renovated hnu ar
rHngcmeut have been made 10 decorate the pulplt
with p ofuson Of iwers. Mr.. Beecher 10 SAID to look
stronger ana pTetueT t1an ever.
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and brilliant gnl which is reflected from the latest
triumph OF science The Partisan diamonds, OF pure
crystal, with coating OF diamond the surface,
are as brgat. as lasting, aud nv beautiful as any
gems OF the nrst water taken from the mines OF
Goconda. For sale only a, Richard Humphreys Jew.
WIN '1 sn p'9amS' 0bPos s n.sw -, ., nvw
before paying for them. Send for illustrated price list
have no agents.-Adp.
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secor u blossoms Private Secretary.
From TIE TTortd<ucs Journal
E'"''' wv T TOT '7'e''Vt "V"F W.
The Fall River NCirs saws that the vot

HP r III tIVtT .NtON SHNs tlHt INC young
man who committed suicide on board the
steamer Newport on Monday night last has been
Identified Mr.. Frank Is. Smith of New York
Mr.. smith was the private secretary of United
states secretary tobcsun, which position hc has
held for several years. but Of late has been in a
melancholy mood lie wa about thirty-eight
year~ Of age, aud leaves no connections, his only
sister ! wing recently died
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ST. LOUIS, sept. "a Ferdinand Kipp, con
feconer at 1913 Park avenue quarreled this morning
with Mrs. George Pfeif wife OF his partner and shot
her IN the abdomen, making slight wound. lie then
snot himself IN the breast with Derruger Not dying
immediately ne reloaded ms pistol ana went up stars
IN search ~ Mrs. Pref but not nndidg her. shot
himself again through the heart, and dropped dead
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tone up your liver Take Qulrk's Irish Tea. Sold
by druggists at 20 cents package ado.
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Mr. Eugene Parissc, delegate OF the Central
School Of Arts and Manufactures IN PARIS returned to
France yesterday, with Mr.. NArdy, President OF the
delegation OF French worklugnen 70 me Centennial
ExmbOn, aud teS ofhis fellow delegates, Inc ret
are e maGing examinations pn TIE cites VI tue mon
and
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Large stock at greatly reduced prices. Bro
kaw brothers, Fourth avenue, opposite cooper ihs'i
tute,-Adr,
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Comfortable Remedy SIX Elastic Truss
sold only by Elastic Truss Company, 6S3 broadway
IN Il
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Rupture cured by Dr. Marsh's treatment
Forty ycars experience, 2Nesry IT., Aston House. NJ
uptown branch,
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ST. JoHN, N. b., Sept. 23.-It has been disco
vered here that Price, member OF the Paris boat
crew, sold the race At Philadelphia. FULTON another
member OF the crew. makes the chir2e Price declares
that Fulton hold the race. Both the men nave been
expelled from the crew.
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VI ar m ID.

Anv one can see AT "a glance that POmerOy' =
Elastic Iruss Ii The best. Price g.. 40 broadway
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Furniture and Carpets, cheapest in New York,
at Cowperthwaits, l60 ana lb7 Chatham st. ~ show
IOOnlB.-Adp.
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The finest silk hat a.. New style Derbys, t2.b0,
-, ard ~, Elegant soft hate. prces way down.
6hnyne, wallsck's Theatre building. ado.
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Monell's Teething Cordial Is a beneat ~ b bies
and blessing 10 mothers. 26c.-Adg.
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An elegant new,style hat. S3i eentlemen's
N. shs5ne, WAhssks Theatre Dulidns.-Aas.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-rTus nay.
sun rises. 80 sun sc's...... % Moon sets. As
mon WArER-rufs DAY.
Sandy IlooK II 3d GOV. Island. II 70 Hen Gate A.
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A Card.
A Card.
TO CITlZkNs AND sTRANGEHA

KNOCKS FALL HAT READY.
at enc Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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DETER DWYER viii relate his Christian exps.
I Renee this evening his Gospel Mission, corner OF
south 9th av. and West Sd ~.
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Rtll9lOus Aoiuts.

A sBURY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
N on WashinR tOn square, E.-Prcaching by the pas
tor Rev J. A. Edmonds. SUNDAY at iols A. NJ ana ~
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GOSPEL HALL. 90 ith av.-Biblc reading at p
" VI. Preaching at 7i5 T.. NJ. Tue Gospel OF the
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4. TIL HATCHER, Of the IIippoirome Choir,
4, elds the singing Al the service of song 81 the
Young Mems Christ, IN Association, sunday. at T. NJ,
~ Pirepa Hal, corner OF Seth II. and 81 av William
l.. Lloyd, If the Madison Square thurcl. delivers An
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NJAcDouGAL,>r. B,prI-r CHURCH.

y Crescent and Commuuipaw ays. service az II
a. NJ. by the Rev h. Il kcNes. subject. The Cruel.
nixon OF Christ the Nature and Cause OF Ills suffer
ing Evening service al 1i5.
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II Baptist Church West l0th ST., between 7ih slh
avs VIII preach this morning 1OiS O'Clock this
evening al ~ Oclocf. Prayer meeting close Of
evcnlns tcrvlcc. hlhOlth school 81 L. N.
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PEy. We. STEELE VIII preach this evening on
Al :" Not Dlsapp inted," the owing testimony u the
IN nted Bishop James IN the morning the Rev, A. 5.
Graves will occupy the pulpit