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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
MopoC, January 9th, '7S.

IASD~~y
Mr.. EDITOR: As / have never
written anything for your valuable
paper and desire to correspond for
you, I will begin by telling of the
past holidays and their pleasures to
your humble servant.
I had a bid to tea and oysters on
Christmas Eve. at Nh. RS. and when
the expected time came around /
donned my best bib and tucker,
thinking that in the fleece Of the
sheep / could best hide the color OF
the wolf, and by my pleasant man.
ners and my good looks, habited in
such gaudy attire, succeed in infatu-
ating some of the fair ones; but in
this / was doomed to disappointment.
We had q splendid repast and the
way those steaming oysters were dis
posed of showed that they were ac-
ceptable to the palates of a portion at
least, of the goodly company. But
we would advise G. to get the leaks
in those upper chambers fixed before
he gives another soiree in wet wealth
err.
The melody Of the songsters formed
no mean part in the occasion. First
that superb Boss led off with follow
ing poetical illusions. The lady
dressed in blue will not look ut you,
and then the response by the alto,
the Poison with SO stripes around
his back, and the bob-tailed cat,
which we thought made the remarks
of the prima donna about society
all true, for it certainly showed the
cultivation of a Frontier Belle or Es-
quimaux Queen.
Mr.. Cristick how do you like the
lady that can talk IN such an intelli-
gent manner? You should he proud
of her accomplishments, for it speaks
we'll of your Judgment in making such
a iudicious choice. But, then, per-
haps, the four thousand helped you
to make your selection.
We are having some very cold
weather here now; how is it with you
in Mexico?
As this is the first / had better
close. Next week will give you an
account Of some other things.
Aureyoir.
OBSERVER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

This scene is said to have been en-
acted in a private box of a fashions
BILE theatre in Germany: Enter c r
want, considerably excited. "If you
please, mistress, your husband has
just had a bad fall, and the doctor
thinks he has sustained serious inju-
RES" The loving wife exelaims:
"What q pityl I shall have to go
home at once to see to it. Turning
to the door-keeper.l Give me a re-
turn check, onick!"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
The following bills were allowed:

5 22s 50.
Next time the council meets they
will destroy $50 mutilated warrants
as an offset to the 558 just issued.
The Street Commissioner was or
dered to have so yards CT rock hauled
to be broken into macadam by per-
SONS owing fines and poll taxes.
Capt. Hickerson presented himself
as an applicant for night watch. He
was appointed by the council. The
city paying s25 and the merchants
$25 per month, masking $50 per
month. Capt. Hickerson's bond as
night police was put at $500. DIR,
Reed made q motion that q commit
tee cf3 be appointed to pass on Capt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

2fS Hymers ct al VS. Bishop ct al
219 Garrall ct al We Lakeland
220 Sims vs. Pearson
22i Hathaway vs. G Oak L ins Co
222 Sturgeon VS. House
223 Lee VS. Bauer ct al
III Locke vs. Shea Ell nj
225
226 UPRRC Co VS. N Savings Bank
227 Same VS. Nj Exclange<Bank
228 Wells VS. Cantef ct al
229
230 Murphy VS. Pearson ct al
23l Trautman ct al VS. Lakeland
232 Powell ct al VS. Powell ct al
233 Wheeler Sg NJ Co VS. Roland ct al
pa Richardson ct al VS. Lakeland
235 Bishop ct al vs. Fay ct al
236 Hall VS. Pollock
237 Frank ct al vs. Billings
23s Shumate vs. Davis eft al
239 Beshears W Heyman ct al
40 Fowles W. Glascock
AL Koen VS. Hill
242 Wylde vs. Douglas
243
pa UPRRCo VS. Berry
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S,,s

Whereas, James ,Ja.t,.
deed Of trust, dated Co.,
and recorded in book a "
in the office of the reco,i..
within and for Audrain ss,I'
souri,, conveyed to tha y
trustee, the following ,.s NY
nate in Auirain cousty ~
wit: ,As
80 acres the south bslf III
west quarter Of seciio, ~
t34,) township iifty.ope M 4
hundred ard twenty. SEVEN h
six one hundredth acre. n
north part of the northT.s]
of section three 81 in TOM
$50 all of range ten (lOl y,
10 secure the pavment y.
promissory note in said all
described; and where's, mi
due and remains unpaid. n
request Of the holder Of NJ
will, on
Saturday, the l9h das ai
1873,
at the east do"r of the cOu,,
Mexico, Audrain county. \
sell for cash, said land, to d,
bidder, TO Fay off said not
costs OF this sale.
BENJAMIN r. CAR
36-4t 4,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
DITZLER AND WILKES DEBATE.

The debate between Rev. Jacob
Ditzler, Of the Methodist Church
South. and Elder l.. b. Wilkes Of the
Christian Church, will begin in Full
ton on Tuesday, January 22d, 1878,
at 10 O'Clock, a. IN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
36-tas
Notice of sale OF Real Estate
Belonging tn ward.

Netice is hereby given that | will
apply TO the Probate Court of Au-
drain county, Missouri, TO be held at
the court house in Mexico, Audrain
county, on Monday, the 18th day of
February, 1873, for an order to sell
the following real estate situate in
Audrain county, to wit:
Eight acres, more or less, being off
of the north side of the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter sec
ton twenty-five [25l township fifty
1901 range nine ~, belonging to
Charles, James and Albert Muir,
minors for the purpose of mainte-
nance and support OF said minors.
NJ. j. MUlR.
Guardian of Charles, James and
Albert Muir, Minors.
50 At,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

Several exchanges are giving di-
rections GLOW to dress" The most
sensible way is to stay in bed till the
fire is started, and then take your
clothes under Your arm and trot out
10 the diningroom stove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

Hickerso3ts bond, subject to the APP
proval of the council. Mayor Fowl
er appointed VIM. Pollock, E. Rine
and J. D. Morris. Council adjourn.
ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

There is nothing more bewildering-
ly embarrassing than after a formal
call 10 open a closet door for an exit,
and walk into a row OF dresses before
YOU know where you are.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

There is no county paper in the
State that gives more reading matter
than the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

The Lyceum will meet next Saturday
night in the court house owing to the
fact that the Murphies have the Opera
Hall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

1t is a shame SO few ofour teachers
attend the county institute. Ont of
W. 100 teachers in the county only
about 20 attend the institute, and
it is very seldom any OF the ladies at
tend. Ii a man protFesses to be a
teacher let him attend to his duties,
and it is surely his duty to attend
every institute. Gentlemen if you
wish to make a success of your profess
sion you must devote all your time to
it and not slight any of its demands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
KEENAN, & MCINTYRE,
Us At Ia w
Office over Southern Bank. 20.tf.
Dissolution.

MEXICO. No., Jan. 10. 1873.
The firm 0. Coons IL Pearson is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
All liabilities will be paid by j. NJ.
Coons 81 Son, and they will collect
all accounts aud notes due the late
arm. COONS 4 PEARSON.
29-St,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

The Chester, Pa, shipbuilders are
just praying for war between FL gland
and Russia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
COUNCIL

MONDAY NIGHT, Jan. IA, 1873.
Councilmen all present, Mayor
Fowler in the chair, minutes of last
meeting read, corrected and APPROX
ed.
The damage assessed on Wadding-
hams property which was condemn
ed for street purposes, was assessed
at S95. A warrant uas ordered
drawn for sad amount.
Mr.. Pollock made d motion that
Nr. Ross see parties benefited by
the opening of Wadingham street and
find out what they would subscribe
for paying damages accruing from
the opening of said street.
DIR. Rothwell asked permission to
build a warehouse for salt, just in
the rear of his office, in the fire lin
its. Wonder if the DIR. wants to
~''preserya' his patients.
W. NJ. Sims presented a pretition
signed by persons interested, request
ing the opening of the alleys in blocks
two and three, in Guthrie's addition
to Mexico. Mr.. Sims was allowed
TO use the alleys If he would open the
same when wanted.
l.. Phillip appeared in behalf of the
Malinda Allen Mine Stockholders to
get the use Of the council chamber to
hold their meetings in, The request
vas granted on the condition that
they pay so cents a night, and see
that the insurance will not be invali-
dated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that III
charge of the estate ofAnsaiL4
deceased. All persons haHR
against said estate are required
them TO me- for ALLOWANCES n
year from the date hereof. or .hss
preciuded from any bsnsEs al nd
and if such claims be not exhisnx|
in two years from the date Of I'D
ton of this notice, they viii 4 l
barred.
ID. Z. SHsA. PahEAs
Mexico, No. Jan. 10, 1873.
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Notice of Final settlement.

Notice is hereny given to all the
creditors of j. {. Duncan, de leased,
and all others interested i'll his estate,
that | will as administrator of said
estate, at the next term of the probate
court of AudraiD county to be held
on the 18th day of February, 1873. at
the court house in Mexico, make final
settlement OF said estate.
ID. +. SHEA,
Public Admir-.
Mexico, Mo, Jan. II, 1873. 39-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

North Carolina has a man who is
the father of y children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

Over 1000 joined the Murphies
the first 3 nights in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

A wicked Indian q editor calls it a
woman's sufferers convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

Knocked into a cooked hat-the
bonnet of our m0mmies.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
II. GLASCOCK.
ShriH otAudrain County

By virtue and authority Of an exc
cutlon, issued from the office OF the
probate court of Audrian county.
Missouri, returnable at the January
term, 1873, of sand court, and to me
directed, in favor OF Nancy Belts and
against II. A. Purdy, | have levied
upon and seized all the right, title,
interest and claim of the said III. a.
Furdy o., in and. TO the following
described real estate, to-wit:
All of block II ~ and two (2).
The north half block three Isl. The
nor'h half nlock ~ four. Lots three
~, four az, five 81. six t6). sevcu( IN.
e'ght (s), and nine ~, in block five.
Lots one ~, two ~, three (3) and
four ~ in block six TO-. The north
ha!f block seven ~ and eight (8).
All 5l6ck ten (I0). Lots eight Isl,
lihe ~. ten O0), eleven IN and
tWeiFe az in block eleven IN. Lots
ave ~, six (6), and seven ~. in
block twelve az. All block thirteen
(i3l, all III the town of Forber. Also
all The remainder Of the southeast
quarter, northeast Quarter section
tWch'y-"he CID. township fifty-two
k7Zj' range six 80, included in the
town OF Forber, lying and being in
me sald comfy of Audrain and State
OF Missouri; and | will, on
III KsnAI, THE 7TH DAY OF FRB-
RUARY, 1873,
DetWeen thu hours of nine O'Clock in
The forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day, at the east
front door Of the court house, in the
clty Of Mexico, county of Audrain
aforesaid, sell the same, or so much
thereof as may be required, at public
Vendue, 20 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, Subject to all prior
iieAS and JudgEients,) to satisfy said
execution and costs.
Ii. GLASCOCK,
3O-"t. Sheriff OF Audrajn Comfy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
Fiual set,.~'

Notice is hereby sis.,,
dherslgned win appiy Z
Court of the regniar
1878 for Alidrain conn.,
for a final settlement =
tration on the estate ~
lard deceased.
January
81 At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

All the rivers in Nova Scotia are
now frozen Nova.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

Join the Murphies ard give up
mince pies &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

The Exchange Bank has declared
a five per cent s%emiannual dividend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

Commodore Vanderbilt was q Free
mason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
W. Humph rey IKE. r. A. Keetnn. ,


Have entered into co-partrerahip in the
practice of NJ edicins and Surgery, in sIl
their branches. Office rooms northwest
corner public square, oyer Galioway's
grocery store.
Office hours las far as possible) from I
TO 0 q. no, and ] to 3 p m.
Or. Ree.on win be found At the Office
at night DR.. Humphrey at bis residence.
Aug. 6, le'8-Iy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

Columbia is famous for its large
number of pretty girls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

-a
245 Steele VS. Taussig
24G Steele VS. Moss ct al
247 Steele VS. Robinson
2i8 Steele VS. Meyer
249 Steele.ys Ogle ct al
$50 Steele VS. Hornback
PSI Steele VS. Rawlings ct al
252 Steele vs. Hunter
253 Steele W S~pOtswood
254 Steele VS. Bedell
$50 Steele us ROcllenduffer
256 Steele VS. Dyer
257 Steele VS. Guffin eft III
25S Steele VS. CrosSwhite
2J9 Steele VS. Denny
26D Steele VS. Grange
POI Steele VS. Sims
2G2 Steele VS. Parsons
2G3 Steele vs. Sisk
264 Steele VS. Jones
2G5 Steele VS. Anderson
2G6 Steele VS. Vivion ct al
267 Steele vs. Phillips
26S Steele VS. Sox
2G9 Steele vs. NJ Savings Bank
30 Steelcys II Savings Bank ct al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17

French Wallets are sometimes alto
gether 2 franc for their good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
STRAY NOTICE

Taken up ss q stray by AndrHl
salt River Township, one Q yesdil
with white back sides and bellI ID
marks or brands percsissbs. q
at fifteen dollars by A. Fsgsf nj
Feger. January 9Th, 1872.
True copy from my stray beSk
ENOCH H0efes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
SHER1FF'S SALE OF SCHOOL
.. LANDS.

SALE OF SCHOOL
=, LANDS.
by virtue and authority of an or
der of sale issued from the office of
the clerk of the county court of Au-
drain county, Missouri, returnable at
thu January term of the circuit court
1878, and to me directed, [ have lev
led upon the following described real
estate, mentioned i'll said order, to
wit:
All of section sixteen (16.) town
ship tifty-two (j2,) range seven "a
west, in Audrain county, Missouri;
and | will, on
Wednesday, Jan. 80, 1918,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the east
front door Of the court house. in the
city of Mexico, county OF Audrain
aforesaid, offer the same for sale in
tracts of 40 acres each, to the highest
bidder
TERMS OF SALE.
\ credit of IL months will be given,
the purchaser to give bond with ap-
proved personal security aud with in-
tercst at the rate of 10 per cent. per
annum, from dav ct said sale.
I'll. GLASCnCK, sheriff,
27-tds Of Audrain county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 81 PER ANSUM
s'HOME FIRST, THE WORLD


al TIN W x41tID'
frequent and constant advertis-
ing brought me all l own.'-A. 7.
Stewart.
'sHow can the world know a man
has a good thing unless he adyertises
possession of il. "-Cornelius Wander
bilt.
"Success depends upon a liberal
patronage of printing offices."-J. j.
Astor.
ssIhe road TO fortune is through
printers ink.'-P. 7. Barnum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
RETURN

Dol Carroll VS. Carroll
POP Jenkins VS. Jenkins
20a Dye VS. Dye
10y wainsright vs. Wainsright
200 Meyer VS. Lakeland
COG Baker vs Hoot0n
201 Crawford VS. Crowson
208 Hesser va Green
200 Baker VI Waoiberry
2l0 Lawtler va G & "A Co
gil Mcffeary VS. johnson ct nj
2l2 NJ Southern Bank VS. Koch ct nj
2l3 Sfephane VS. Gabriel
2l4 Barnes VS. Willingham
2l5 Pingree vs. Bunker
2i6 Seltz ct nj va Pearson ct al Il
2i7 Sturgeon W. House
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
OFFICERS.

J. E. Hutton, President: j. NJ.
Bush, Vice-President W. w. Fry,
Recording Secretary J. J.. Gill, Cor
responding Secretary VIM. Pollock,
Treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-17
DOCKET
AgDRAIN CIRCUIT COURT,

TERM, 1878.
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FaAonal Associated press q aAe star
FRANkyQkr, Ky, Jan. EPrdpHtlf at
70, nooa,s Capi aAf 2. g.. PoorG Clerk
Ofthe l~s. Rouse, sspped Bis gaveE a d
.broug the Ho1Se caReprese9tat tatiSessto
ordeaF AneecJhsuming a good deal Of
xinse in swearing she members IL, the
nominations for Speaker wore Called
for. The following candidates were ar
nounced by thek various friends, viz: :
Hon. w. Turner. Of Nj adis6n Cosnty.
'Hof. ZAP. Whitaker, n Keneh Codntx;
Hon. Eltlaton Cooke, Or Jefferson Couf.
ty; Hon. Ehoma5 j.. BaslSsof Fayet@
Coun<y; Judge j. n. Bigger, OF Mes
'Cracksp County. snd Hon. q. r. Sny-
dersot CLARK ,Codhty. a.
.Ih@R spublicans eue fofwarA as their.
Pchofa& Hon. John Fe4ant, OF Christain
eounty. srhe tenth baltet rosultA in
thaieleQtion Of Hon. e. W. Turner. 1t
Caksale Thomas G.. Poore, OF 'Hick.
man County, was elected %erk; Colonel
e. Polk johnson, Ctty sEditor, ot%the
fAouiayille Eyelig.News, Assistant
Ulerks Major Hkn j. Pufsley, otSC lark
CounS, $ergeaiit-at-AIps.~sHu Captain
Sss.a Scs,1tds y .s5.x s.|x'9gs or ~sfs County,
In the. Sepate.W W. V. Prather, OF Has,
rison County, .Was elected Clerk; Jack
|$lasd. k9t .ElapkIjn aty--aA sslsassst
" $Sersdass!A. ms. and. CatNS&: :BgSt
W. y, ,sNkins, OF louisville, IDoor-Easpen
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The travellers, official Guide.

We have received the January num-
ber OF this the largest and most complete
Railroad Guide ever published in this
country. 1t contains large variety OF
inlorma ation, such 90 is most necessary
10 travellers and shippers. This is com
prised in part in time schedules, con-
neetIons and distances; all the most
mporlantocean and inland steam navi-
CATION routes; a large and c0mprehen-
sive map OF Ihe national railway system,
aud special maps OF principal lines with
lists OF general 6ficers; also OF all rail-
way stations, express and post-offioes.
| ..'Itcontains, besides, a large amount OF
reading matter in connection with rail-
way Improvement and progress that will
PROVE oil interest to the general public
Il is compiled and issued unusr the
auspices of the General Ticket Agents
|Aseociation, whose recognized organ IL
III, Which consequently insures its great
er accuracy. Published monthly BY the
National Publishing Company at "a per
annum, or SO cents a copy. For sale on
all trains, at depots and ticket ofices.
as well as by news iealers, booksellers,
etc, etc.
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POST Ost-m0rtemsExaminations.

The followlps letter mas been ad-
dressed by Prosecuting Attorney OF
this counE.to the Coroner:
s"CINcENNATI, Dec. 81, 1877.
"Ferdinand stien, Esq. Coroner of Hamilton
County: -,
"DEAR afR-I usstfe''to call your at
tenti0n to the matter of boIding posts
mortem exami4ations in causes where
criminal ageneaes are alleged as the
cause OF death. 'The manner Of holding
such post-mortems shoafd be tboroug Oh ,
specite and exact. In the N iami town
cuuse just triek. an iysufi0iaqt 4post-
mortem was hefastbesbsl5 Of the de,
ceased, Nugent;pot'hsying been exam
, Plped, aud the POI srtelp -szAlpinas asio n
excluding no AttAees4haa 81 e1f!Eina-
to W pre1s Szrrtbs eSs SR sssk In al ers r
ror, as n eSd6 Il. ilE6a l6a ~ Gases the very
object 'oi H.pes :nOgtehn is to ascertain
beyond oayiLA0r doubt the cause OF
death. 1t viii prove a fatal mistake
and a consequent acauittaI of the pris,
onerA VerNrespectfully,
tJHAS. W. BAKER,
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fIEVsStifg con tests:


National Assoetsssd PressFo she sssr.r
NEW. SoRK, Jan. 1.-The :Rropassd
race for NUsaR 1.-THE. championship o
tAe world, ..bqtVeen E4wakd' kd'rriekett
cfamplos .,dassnsn of she world, ant
esBarldl;EF u : iflnes of uN4osesSiangs gs
WIN NOT probably be arran8eaE Il was
.fepor tsd ttd-day; hoysser, that. copru
fiey had posted ESQ forfeit with Frant
Queen: and stlpulatesr that 'thS Iace
isAall tak6 Place at sQswecae Lake. .I4t
,,rif0pesE "a. Meetipg between. these 15tel
2adasf fting turore IN spoftfnl
efrcldb EfnMg ghout the, eountryY' TIN
rage wiik:be tor the i&rgest stake evsi
|. In order to decide. the disputed claim
to the single scull championship Court.
neys. baukers have authorized him lo
forward challenge to Frank Queen tc
roy. EdM4rd Hanlon, Of Toronto, OF
Evan. .AorSit;o Of Pittsburg, or aay mar
ls. the y ptitef Stases or the B AtlsE. Prov
iacas, threeIof five miles single soul
naraN .atEattlrt away or with. drn, fol
1,C0e t6. $5;!e0h;1he Sace to take place in
June, tor' the Championship OF America
Hanlo - cot Toronto, and Morris, d Puts
burg, both claim the championship, anG
they refuse to,row Courtney. The Ial-
ter's challenge will settle the dispute.
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An East End New Years surprlse

The East End Is proverbial for the ea-
cellsnt social qualities Of its peopla.
Whenever occasion offers they go in for
real enjoyment, and they succeed every
time. Last night q large number Of
young persona, and a few not SO tefF
young, determined upon, a surpsisa
party. at the residence or Nc. Thomas
Nelson, on Ludlow street. The .SHf-
prise was emphaticalfy success, ,nna
the company saw tide dawn OF the New
Year in such a pleasant manner, thai
the occasion will be pleasantly ramem-
bered by every one OF the party as long.
as interest is taken in New Years cei-
The company We're given most oSs-
dial welcome by the family, and. alter.
|partaski9g of sujnptuous supperf spent
lhe' evening 10 genuine East End'WAy.
FC Charlie Br lnstine and Gus. Steveas
were the chief manipulators Of the IT.
taxi, and they performed theIr<work In +
highly ore ditabfs. manner. a. littls aFs
bteE MidATgrt:tife: cOmptsny dispersed,
onp6aticaAy and. repeatedly wishing
each other many happy retufns OF suoh
New Year occasions. $
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watch Meetings. .

With the exception OF Trinity Church,
on Ninth street, and Wesley Chapel, on
Fifth street. the different methodist
Gfurc6ss Of the CITY last night observed
SGa cdstSF % khofuing watch meetings. :
UnlshTegvE Eeswere held at st. Paups,
6u seventh and Smith, Rsv. DR.. H. b.
Ridgaway' conducting the-exercises.
Rev. Ebeb HALEY, OF the Seventh
street Cosgregatisnal, and Rev. S. X.
sLeayi.t- OF inc Coilrt-s Lzeet Baptist.
.:At tle'.Y Y. M,G. A. Hall, W. Il. Doane
prepared ande ooEdHoted service OF
sgeg' y:o,rt.sfras, !, s,nnrob n :n ana i. 9.
johns Church the services were held
in. the Easements. conducted by the
pastofs.. -. .. 4-.t.
At Finley Chapel. on Clinton atreet,
the pastor, Rey.C.W: :Rschell. addressed
the meeting, and at Christie Chapel, on
West Court street, Rev. VIM. Ruuy an
conducted the exercises.