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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-06

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes in closing prices
pared with those of Yesterday
ApvAScE-Now York Central, Il; Delaware and
Lackawanna, - Michigan Central = Missouri Pacilc
h Northwestern preferred, a. New Jersey Central
y OHIO and Mississippi, "a Pacific Mall - Rock
Island, u. St.Pau, u do. preferred, u; Western
Union, u.
DEcLsE--C, c., c. and l., n; Illinois Central, Ia
The rest of the market was stationary.
BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows gain in total reserve OF
IT, 6io 100 made up OF sS3o,soo specie and $500 900
legal tender notes. The gain in the surplus reserve is
sos, 025. The New York banNs hold a surplus
reserve of S23 $50 $50 The following a comparison
Of the averages for the past two weeks
Juiy29 Au0ust ). Differences
Ioans $3.50 sos, 600 S252 $50, 800 Inc. g. 25l 500
Specie l9, 295 200 20 1876 900 Inc $50 500
Ieraltc tenders 80. 523 400 CO. 333 800 Inc. 500 900
Deposits 223 500, 100 226 4Ie 500 Inc. . $50 700
Circulation :. 1905, 200 l5O07,6oo Inc. 3,i00
Tue following shows the relations between the o.al
reserve and the total liabilities
Specie $40 co5 200 500 l26, coo Inc. $3.50 500
Legal tenders 59523, 400 603S3,3 500 Inc. 500 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-06

The imports for tho week amounted to 81 400 s13, OF
which less 0eo conslstct of dry goods and the
rnander general merchandise.
INVESTMENT SHARES.
In investment shares II nois Central was unusually
active, and sold down from s9is TO So and to S51s,
,ellcr CO. Later IL recovered to SIS. Jersey Central
brought Oh, 62A 62 Rock Island. 1885 loj,s
1864 1852 1904 100; Delaware aud Lacsawanna,
s3s. e4A 94S; New York Central, looA loo;
Delaware and Hudson 99ts 995s; Land aad Peiro-
icum, ll2h; New York and New Haven, 1888 T.,
=. C. and L. 80; Cleveland and Pttsburg, y51s 95's
Pitsburg and Fort Wayne 1o3 do special guaranteed,
~; Union Pacific, 59H Chicago and Alton, l05.
T.E UNITED STATES TREASURY
Tho United states Assistant Treasurer paid out to-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01

While we have not been formally nu-
thorized to do so, we feel quite at lib
erty to direct the steps of the bloulously
inclined to the various places which, if
taken ia order and conscientiously pat
ronized in the matter OF egg-nosG. to-
day. will cause such individuals TO open
the New Year in a fashion which Wi! be
ant to leave them = Ger all the ills Of
life victorious. Starting in at Gus
Lewis and dropping in at the Ormsby
House bar. the celebrating fellow citizen
will take his bearings accordin' and steer
with steady gait into Bright & Simpson 5
long enough to &c. a good ready on for
visiting lump Ninston's saloon, where,
If he does not surrender entirely to the
delightful temptations of the place, he
will be iustified for further prosecu-
ton Of his march. This will lead BIN
into LYMAN Frisbie's hospitahle corner.
whence the ascent to Browns Bank tx
change - as natural and easy as the
brewing of tine beer which he VIII he
likely TO look for a the Brewery. II the
rorte We have pre- scribed is followed. It
will take we'll kept course and An even
keel to fetch no at the bar Of the Nag
polia. where Mark GaIge and Charley
Nav will be on hand to ladls ont tie
contents OF that big pnnch-bow! to the
now enthusiastic wavfarer. Further on,
as his arior j. heightened the J"liItylng
citizen 3stak4s his way to the hostelrie
OF that excellent publican, Mr.. Crews
on the Old Harry Corner, and pays his
respects to Father Hyacinthe. Here be
nauses over his bowl to tabe an account
Of stock and to consider If 1t he IN the
line of hi, duties TO retrace his steps
and % once more over the Infamous
ground. moist-nirg his clay as he goes
and fingers. We have no advice 10 give
Every man, like the man In the song
who tells YOU what 1t is, the way that
he's a thinkln', he's "A mighty poor
scholar but does his own drInkln. etc.
But if you must drink, fellow sinners,
YOU cant take better trip than to 90
over the course we have marked ont;
and at er YOU have done this II Will be
wise to interview John k-rsey down AZ
tho Warm Springs for small tome be-
fore your bath and light appetizer be-
fore your dinner there. But we counsel
all to moderation and temperance.
There's nothing like 1t, especially when
beginning the New Year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01
HOTEi. aRRIS AIS.
New Tears H~csptions.

We suppose that, Is usual, to-day
when It Is too late for Us to make the
announcement, We shall be informed OF
the intention Of some of our lady friends
10 be al home - receive New Years
callers. In the meantime We are aUtho-
rized to make the following announce.
meut
A. Mrs. Gregg's, Miss Emma Gregg
assisted by Misses Stella Gates. Maria
Gardner and Miss Stevenson vii! be
pleased to see their friends.
We believe We are authorized to state
that he Misses Clapp and Babeoek will
receive. they and several lady friends,
at their mansion. Anyhow they never
turned any hungry man away from thslr
door
The 1r.Jptn. announces that Miss
LATHE Cobb and Miss Ada Pi1ley will
ceive callers at the parlors Of Ike Car
son Ell rhange tomorrow.
Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Judge Belknap.
Mrs. Cowau and Mss Mile Curry will
receive callers a. the Curry Mansion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01

CHARLEY GooDwIS.-We find the fol
lowing notice of Charley Goodwin III
last evenings Chronicle: We regret to
learn that c. c. Goodwin, editor OF the
Enterprise, is confined to his bed with an
acute attack of neuralgia. Not~ith-
standing his sufferings, Mr.. Goodwin
does his daily share of editorial work
an exercise of pluck which none but
journalists can fully appreciate" 1t is
an exercise of very great plnck. May
his recovery be soon announced.
AT THE MINT yesterday were received
forty-fve bars of bullion from the Con-
solidated Virginia. This very large
amount and may be set down as good
bit more than hundred thousand dol
lars worth. Yesterday the balance OF
the $500, 600 in subsidiary coins was
shipped to Boston. This balance con-
sisted of $4,000 in half dollars and
S26, 900 in dimes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01

Another good house Of roaring listen
ers at the Theater last night. TO see the
Murphy. No tagging OF his broad and
bounteous humor no cessation Of Lls
beaming fun no abatement Of his unc-
tuous drolleries. We never want 10 hear
the constitutional croak repeated that
the best shows do not draw in Car
son. They do draw. If they did not
how would Joe Murphy come to be SO
heartily crested There IS no better
protean actor anywhere than this same
Joe Murphy. "The on Leon y has
his specialties and doe EN- marvel
lousy well Lingard l~a ais role and
used to be success, . it Joe Jefferson
does two or three characters better than
anybody Vivian is unsurpassed, if not
unrivalled in his way but Murphy does
a half q dozen lines of business
man, Ethiopian, Minstrel and Dancer.
Dutchman. Cinnamon, the Pln-back and
we don't know what else. No wonder
he is a frst-c card. Then his troupe
is very clever This makes. altogether
rarely excellent show Tie performance
last night in all respects was most excel
lent. Tonight We are TO have a special
bill real New Years treat which NO.
body can afford TO Il ISIS. OF the u !u-
nee this afternoon We have spoken else
where.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held IN st. Peters
Episcopal Church 81 II o clock A. NJ
and I o'clock P. NJ. The Rev. Mr. Nelly
will oficiate.
Services will be held at the Odd Eel
lows Hall on Sunday morning and even
ing, at IL a. y. and 7. VI. Rev. {. y.
Fisher, general missionary, will preach
in the morning, and Rev. q. J. Burchett
of Chicago. III, will preach in the even
ing. Welcome to all.
Rev. Mr.. Tevis on Sabbath morning
will preach sermon having reference to
the centennial year.
Presbyterian services viii be held in
the Masonic Hall by the Rev. Mr.. Laird
next Sabbath, at II o'clock 4. VI. and I
o'clock p. VI.
NJ. L Church. A. II. Tevis, Pastor
The Pastor will preach at II A.. NJ. from
the subject " between Two Centuries.
Sabbath school concert in the evening AZ
6AJ. All are invited.
The SIERRA SEMINARY will reopen on
Nnnd,v Also the pullic schools.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01
List Of Letters Remaining in Carson
Post office, Jan. 1, Lac.


To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call tor " Advertised Letters.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01
uENw0~D~ DIAMOND" :: D!h
GQSD1!4i
pa
4, p,i ..sI.tts s.er CsAt. Lrss ILaG
I'm, place - This state

tuar..ute,ti e 80 sale
Joe Eos.n,t,ck OK. determined 10 meet
the reGuiyau,uts Of IBIS market on ST =
terms as Will give the auileus Of Carson
q chance TO purchase yaiuable !ewelry al
rates shifted to the times. has selected,
with great care. ine most eIteas.N"
stock ot
lBIII:ANIr
Ever seen in the State ot Nevada.
These diamrsis me set IN the NHTioU'
shapes of
RINGS, ~.rp~ ASH -EFs.
And are made ior Indies as well os ger
,lemen. In this lot 81 stones Is oEe
immense
E1nISooh SOIL 4AlhE
Sc. in ring. This is the most valuable
Jewel ever offered for sale ia this ma;
ket These gods have been stlc 's3
purroseiy cor
THE HOLIDAYS.
And. as said before. will he sold Of
price ranging fully - per cent. less
than any house ia this state ever hta
offered diaEluld. Tor sale Ladies amt
gentlemen are cordially invited 10 exam
inc this lot o! diamonds. if for no otht.
purpose than to compare the prices
asked with those maintained by othe!
dealers. There are also at Joe RoseE.
stock i've hundred pairs Of
HoRsG BLANKETS
For sale cheap Cali while tie bar
gains NJ" going and the business II red
hot.
E.B. RAJ has JUS: re-, .,od : lbrge assoFs-
n.ent Of Holiday Goods. which are Offered a.
Very low prices. Consisting Of fancy "Lrt',
toilet liquor and mattel sets, etc, etc sisJ
plated css'ors ami a full line q: plated thtle
ware, Call and examine tf'rs Imrchrn'
elsewhere
TIE TAyoEl~F In. BhAL IyEange S,looE'
corner Of King and Orusuy streets, il leeem!nk
the favor.:. resort OF tbs CITY. Inc grtAs
attraction " EredcrirBIhu-g Peer, while nc
best OF wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. first class Potro Game for u.
an1lseuIert Of guests, cold lunch at All boGfl
and hearty good cheer for ali are its rceoninei-
dations 10 paddle favor, u, j., Brown - ne
proprietor
, T.. ". RAGE. has the largest assortment q
plated goods in the State viii b he warrants al
| offers very low, he has also large assortiE' =
of table cutlery bar fixtures. 'tc., china crocl
| erv and glassware. ~ ints and oils, brushes
| glass, putty, varnshes, rubber aud chemic E
/ paints, hardware, doors and windows, coal o.
| gas and oil lamps. stoves and tinwaro; hlss
| celebrated Medallion ard Laurel ranges.
! and examine his stock. Il.
( r. WHITE. M. o., Physician and Surg
! IL once more a. his old quarters over Fost'
| Drug Store, Carson Street, opposite the CAP
is3O.tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01
The Emporium OF Fashion.

MRs. {. CUNNINGHAM no. offers her eny
stock Of latest styles in ladies and childrs
hats at astonishiugly low prices. Hat {
mincs and elegant ladies necEties and hAnd.
chief boxes just received at equally low pr
In addition 10 my extensive dress making
partment I manufacture handsome la
cloaks and il will bs 10 any lady's intsr1
cail and examine them. Ready made wrs
for $3.50 Gentlemcn's kid gloves and ne
in all colurs. Now IL your time 10 secure
holiday pr SCENTS; my prices On all goods ~
ow that none viii have cause to complain
hard times. NM. c. CCSNINoHAN
decll- corbetLi,locl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01
CaRR;6R.s ADDRESS.

Panl Thompson. the very faithful car
,jer Of the APPEAL, will Offer an address
to his friends and the patrons OF this
paper to-day. We bespeaA for him
liberal consideration
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. TO Bright & Simp-
son, of the Winston Exchange. the
APPEAL Office returns lis thanks for
favors bestowed in the wee sma' boufs
of this morning. Nay their shadows
never grow less and may this be to them
a vsritable Happy New Year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01

Joe Murphy and his troupe vii! hold
a Matinee this afternoon for the accom-
mediation of the little folks. A Christ
mas present Of Joe Murphy is good
thing to give, for the memory of 1t will
last for life time. Try II. Admission
half price
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01

PosT OFFICE HOURS On and after
January ,. 1876. the Post Office will be
open as follows: From A. NJ to / P. NJ.
and from Pm to I P. NJ. On Sundays
the office will be open from l. N. to
p.N The mails will close promptly Mt
SIM To-day New Years the Office
will be open from to 10 An.
BAPTIST CLERGYMAS.-As elsewhere
announced. the Rev G.. J. Burchett has
come to Carson to assume the pastorate
of the Baptist congregation Of our little
city. The reverend gentleman comes
from Chicago and brings with him an
excellent reputation. He is very wei
come to Carson.
The VIRGINIA AND TEUcKRE RAILROAD
COMPANY $ passenger time table is to be
found in this mornings APPEAL. Read
and paste away IL. your scrap-book.
The BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
will hold their regular monthly meeting
on Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-01

The SIERRA SEMINARY will reopen on
Monday. Also the public schools.
, 1876-03-28

mtnes ~ also botov and around Laso City.
From Lake U,tY you aecond tho lunnison nfnro-
Hat1 70 TeluFtam City, . now but rch camp, dis
taneo 2211 mi1os from Lax Lake to foos Of anmmss,
thence w milea up tho mountain 10, altnoral
City, tho highest city or town in the Isoeky
lIoi1ntatus, being somo Il, 900 foot above nos-
!evel, md Tho home Of tho Ban Juan and Dakota
Mining aud smolting Company, IN which 0rcon-
Loaf and Capt. Hoek, OF milwaukee, sso intar-
es.o1 l,etnrtling to Annamus Forks, you fol-
low the rosd along tho AnnamnR jsiver 10 Euro
ka .thonco TO Howard City anu S'tvortou {tho
slong 10 EiGer. and Parrot city, san ji,sn toun.
". Tho distance from Canyon to naguachc IL
1lo miles 10 Dol Norso 1861 from Iayukcho 70
Los psnos, AZ rnI!oa; Los rlnos 70 Lake. 4oN
nnlea. aecordinR to Lieut; "a Marshall
through tho Santa DO ChrjHto nud Tito Pas8nH,
across tho st. I.ouia Valley to Del forto, tAanca
up tie Oloar Crook Canyon. and along tho riveE
to tho foot Of tho summit, then ovet 10 LaLo
City. From thence saao same roads NJ hofoto
described. Lsho City Is now a town OF 290
houaos, aud not hevopty-Gse, ~ stated III city
paper Thoro arp forty wo1non and ~ mahy
chidron, good ecboo}, nowspapof. six Eool
s.orost four falcons: ant two meat'snarketa.
CITY, you lnaya It Is ullon at the foot Ut indian
Crook, and ascoud tho mountain Oh a good rnai
10 Uncompplgro mining dihtric.. abont lt9 miles
to Duray City: This sootson y very rich, but
not much e1plorou. 4lgEo Id 1oel%eA Illo pros.
cnt Agency Of tho Ute Iudians,-as lo.zt of CLi,i
DnrAy'a band.
Outfits Of wagons, horsss, nulos, oxen, or
ssscs (caltel burow8) besItloa all kinds Of rrt,-
visions, may bo ohtaincd a! puobo Canyon
City, Dol NorLo, or saguacltc, as n'no as Lake
City, na far a. provisions are concerned.
From Atcbfaon, you ean take tho now routc 10
Pueblo, tho Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fec 1lail.
road. Il has juHt besn opened, and can nov
mako more favorable tortnn than Sear nxu
when wo had but ono 1oato. fousa,
TERLC1IcM.
, 1876-03-28
CANADIAN NEWS.
Items from Toronto, Montreal, and
Winnipeg.

Items from Toronto, Montreal, and
Winnipeg.
sptc1ai Dtspasth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Tonoaro, Onl., March 27.--sovcn cara With
Rooda for Tho Centcnnlal left Toronto to-day.
Fifteen carB left Paris Saturday, and iiyo Htrst-
ford. They aro all special tiains aud wilt SO
right through Without transfer.
The annual excursion Of tho Can.dan Press
Association Will tako place to Philadelphia In
July by invitation Of tho members Of tho Phlla-
lelphia press.
Special DsnataA 10 INA catsaao Yrsoan4.
lfoMrAxA14 Maruh 27.-The psoapccta Of an
carly opening Of navigation aro good. Trana-
portas!ou companies arc preparing basges and
propelots for tho coming SEASON. though not so
many OF tho lnttor will DO In commission as last
year.
Thls afternoon thrco trle bills for lihol wore
found against tho proprtetors Of the Montreal,
Aa}, Que for Henry sant&eld Mcdonald, mud two
for Mts. Gowan, for tho Femalo Homo.
Maurice Gouvtlller. WHOLESALE grocer, haa as
eigned. Tho amount Of liRbitiaB ~ not Known,
bus will probably exceed hnlf million.
james lifcllso1l. Manager Of tho Grand Trunk
Railroad. la now In Nov York ondeAvoring to
arrange through ratcs for cattle With tho YER
mont Central aud Michigan Sonlharn Railways.
At nmcctinE Of tho creditors of T. l. F..Donnel-
y, contraators, held to-day. tho insolysnts Of
fered for tho cstat to 20 conts on tho dollar. Tho
offer was accepted. Tho liabilities Of tho firm
ve,o about SIT ,0o0; nsssts, s2s.600.
tSpseMl uispatch Eo lhs Chttapo TrtbutH.
WlNSIIEo, Alnn., Mnrc! 7.-snehRtuhoWan
people nre nreing the Dominion 0ovcrunlent to
ateomors at low fares from Winnipeg to Grand
Rapids, noar Carleton. thance 70 Edmonton,
The city has bcen without Canadian mni! for &
Yeak owing to freahotu and tbo snou blockade.
, 1876-03-28
= Stewart Lode.

boAH nE3fAnH1.
Tho aboyo list ahoWs como 30o claims, 8ome ot
them regularly incorporated companies; othors
havo nothing but tho empty honor OF name
Many Of thoEo uniuoorpOrated ciRitnH OF un-
doubted aicrit could bo pursI.aaed by Ho1sonts
iaiicl Of their ,iollneBs, but aro III naany cascs
nnablo to tRiae muuey to work tuem. ovory nal,
woman, and child in tho country botDY entirely
wrapped up In atoclk sI'ocn!atious, aud whasnyor
iloasIng capital there pay DO hero geAc's-
sy aas nnoaa I! yaS posn t. nSosea taS a'0'h IL
developing now anl undoubtedly good mln'ug
properties. Tho all-absosbing lea is to mako
great fortuuea aud to mako them quick. aud
atock.upcculatons Offer apparently tho quickest
routo ia independent FORTUNES. have knowO
Bood mining claims ofiorod for sAlo ut W., 0D
which rofeFenco ie lnado III another part Of tals
artiolo, could hRvo boon bought for $40. 600 alx
mouths ago, but pow well. II isn't In tho
,nprAot. Everything depenla On location and
prosent orcilem6nt. People holding claims on
iho Stewart Lodo ak u,onthA ago rather laughed
Loclo ono passing through Grown Point llaylpc,
In tue aArly part Of tho wlnter.
Aus Au.toas HOME yInE unorrlAoB
probably Developed by tho action OF tAa raiuB,
and prospecting wns recommended utter q
hiatus IT ton yoa1p, and no" thsto Ia oycry
will iesnea.bey thlt London gortca st ono tltuo
la tho poAacsatcn nf "TltmouHo tics and "1ft-
laouao l,atBr The next thing that NoYadnnH
will know OF fashion In thia CoutenniA yenr.
,nay not te a!tosother dsconnootcd. From
nbtswart Lo<ls upIiontlonab!os aud 'Stowark
I.odo vipes" Dame Fashion hath penetrating
eya, mud would not aoor! t9 honor even Tug
bno and rugged hills OF Novadai provided.
hoveyor, that gold shall ho Tho cornot-Btono ol
Aef now teupie. u. L. II.
, 1876-03-28

1IIYVKUk5 Li:uALLY. AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
~ al.ts 81 tie t!nlsa 90 w.
sxpcEisncu. pdst. dnaes No3 luj uheaxu Ill
10ivDNoKB ETGALLY OHT1INKj EOh lSCOM.
nss r. ss,ss r.
AJlsc:s q, II, EI3lS, u Cl4skst.. Chkcaxp, III.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-12-01

A few days ago the members of Cali
fornia rifle association were engaged in the
great moral duty of shooting at mark
when a lady, carrying long-range rifle,
decorated with the usual quantity of sur
veying instruments and meteorological
machines, made her appearance, and an
nounced that she Intended to shoot. The
aslonished rilemen did not dare TO inter-
pose any objection, but few madly toward
the target, in order to obtain a safe posi-
tion. The unruhiod lady-though, on Sec
ond thought, she may have had moro or
less ruffles concealed about her person
stretched herself upon the ground, tied
herself into the Intricate knot usually call
ed "lhe Creedmoor position" shut her
eyes firmly, and fired. To the dismay OF
the rifiemen, she actually hit the target at
the distance of thousand yards, thereby
seriously imperlling the lives OF those who
had sought safely in its vicinity. 1t was
evident that something must be promptly
done to check the threatened efiusIon OF
blood. and The lady therefore was hurried
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-12-01
BrattlebOrO Church Directory,

FIRST BAPTIsr.-Man St.; Rev. Horace Durchnrd,
Pastor. Sunday services at 10 $50 a. M, 1880
p. m. Sunday School IL 80 n. m. Missionary Con i
cert list Sunday evening in each month. Sunday
School Concert last Sunday evening in each month.
Prayer meetings on the other Sunday evenings.
Monday evening, young peoples prayer meeting,
Friday evening" prayer meeting, 7:l5.
WEST BRATrLEBoRo BAPTIsr.-Rev, c. A. yotey Pas
tor Sunday services at 10 80 a. M; :l5 and 1900
p. m. Sunday School at 2;15 p. m. Wednesday
evening meeting at 1880. Seats free.
CENTRE CoNaREoAT1oNAL.-Main 81. Rev. Geo. l.
Walker, ID. D., Acting Pastor Sunday services 10 $50
A. M, 1900 p. m. Sunday School IL m. Missionary
and 8. s. Concerts take the place Of the evening
service on the LIST and I'd Sundays Of the month,
spectvey. Young peoples meeting Monday eve
ming az 1880. Prayer meeting, Friday evening at
O'Clock.
Commemorative Brattieboro Rev c. H. Mer-
ril, Pastor. Sunday services-Sermon in morning
NlO:3O. Missionary concert the first Sunday even
ing OF each month. Sermon every other Sunday
evening at O'Clock. Seats free. Sabbath school
follows morning service.
EPIscoPAL.-Main St. Rev. W. II. Collins, Rector.
Sunday services: Morning prayer and sermon 10 80
a. m. Evening prayer aud sermon 100 PM. Sum
day School 1915 p m. Holy days. IL 100 a. m. Holy
Communion LIST sunday in the month, and on all
great festivals. The children Of the parish cat
echised on the LIST Sunday in every month at p. M
METHODIST ACKNOWLEDGMENT % in lower town hall I;
Rev. N. II. Perry, Pastor. Preaching Sunday
at 1880 a. m. Sunday School IL m; prayer
meeting in the evening. s. 8. Concert 4th Sunday
Of every month. Glass meeting Tuesday evening ;
prayer meeting Friday evening. Seats free.
ROMAN CATHoLIc-walnut st. Rev. Henry Lane
Pastor. Sunday services-Hgh mass 10 80 a. m. |;
Vespers and Benedction 1880 n.
UNITARIAN FREE CHuncH.-Main st. ; Rev. VIM. L.
jenkins, Pastor. Services Sunday a. M, at 1880;
Sunday School and Bible Glass after the morning
service. Seats free.
FIRST UEIvRRsALIsr.-Canal st. Rev. M. II. Harris
Pastor, residence on North st. Sunday sermon
l0:SOa IN. Services Monday and Friday evenings
at7:30.