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The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
LOCAL. TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For s5 ph,eP a. a. M Il 81 ia &c. 'i 80 I ice
: 10 a. m; 5 %, :46, 8 80. 9 46, pm. ..
For New York: 2.a, 1904 a m, IL 81 70 80,
FOR Baltimore and Washington: 1851, 2.ir
s39 a m; l257 lH, ols. pm. Sun
For Port Deposit: 4o6 p m no sunday
For New Castle: $40, 915 a M; O5, 6 sOp
For Delaware X. r.; s1b am; o5, 8 80
pm no sunday train.
For wilmington Northern X: r.: $40
m; 90. $40 p IN; no Sunday train.
For Delaware W estern r. r. ID, 10 O5 no
t2ipm. Sunday train, $40 "A m.
TRAINS ARRIVE At wILMINGToN.
rron PhiladelPai1;;; !; u - Z, ~ sio % N 5s
TAO, 10 q. Il lo. m on sundays IL 43
from New io.<: cG, 8 "a m; IL a, ~ o
bO4, 1e22p pm, IN Sundays: l2 40, o.
rrom y Baltimore: 2 o., 5 40, s4l. m; 12 q
1855 ss, sas m; on Sundays; q o. n
from Washington; 2oi a m l2N, 12ss
FROM Port Deposit 100 m ; no sunda.
From New Castle: 800 am; 1910 m
From Delaware Il. r.: 80 l2l0 a n
ITO p. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Northern X. r.: so,
ii 30 a m; SO p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 90 a m
216,7 743p IN; SUNDAY train. 5.25 p m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington av,
nue.: I 80, . 60, 10 80, II 46 m; 80. 8 81
lOO, 8 is, 15, 8 45, II 30 pm; on Sur
days: 80 a IN; 8 e0,9 46, Il 80, p m.
From Thirty Second and Market stree,
rs, q m, II IN, 70 IS, 65, y 30 II 80 p i
on SUNDAYS: 8 80. II 80 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
General News.

Commencement exercises were held
Yesterday at the Normal College, the
) .ephens Institute, Mount st. Vincent
Academy, the New York City College,
and also at Yale, Dartmouth, Hsmii'on
Wesleyan, Trinity and other colleges
The Fall River spinners have left the
mills, but have not succeeded IN caus-
ing q suspension of work. The strike al
the Westerly Mill has ended.
The Republicans have nominated ID.
r. Davis for Governor. The California
"Hoporable Bllks," or new constitution
party, have nominated DR.. Glenn Tor
Governor.
New London is crowded with PEOPLE
who have gone there to see the boat lace
TO-DAY between Harvard and Yale, aud
the "authorites' say that Harvard VIII
win.
Excellent racing was witnessed by
large crowds both at Chicago and at the
Prospect Driving Park yesterday.
A verdict against Cox, the self-confess
cd murderer OF Mrs. Hull, was rendered
by the Coroner's jury yesterday, aud n
was committed to the Tombs. Th'
Grand Jury considered the case yester
day and will pres mt an ndclmen
against him to-day. He may be tired II
General Sessions next week, but it is pos
sible that a special term OF the Oyer an
Terminer may be called to try him.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
For the Delaware Gazeite.

Mr.. EDITOR -
Among the appli ,ants for the position
of Clerk of the Peace, for New Castle
county; recognize the name cf Henry
CLAYTON, of st. Georges Hundred. Mr..
CLAYTON is a grandson Of Judge Thomas
CLAYTON, who served his State with so
much ability, both upon the Bench and
in the Senate of the United States. and
sou of Col. Joshua Clayton, who is one
of our most esteemed and respected
citizens. Mr.. Henry Clayton at this
time is the President of the Citizens
National Bank, at Middl, town, and dis
charges his duty with signal ability
Hundreds of Democrats in New Castle
county, knowing the sterling worth OF
the man. are anxious TO see him receive
the appointment. He il a gentleman OF
high moral character, of great integrity,
and an unsullied reputation. Always
faithful II his party allegiance, true as
steel to his party.
An original and intense supporter oi
the present Executive, how very gratify
ing it would be to the Democracy oi
New Castle county, to see u man 80 com
petent. so pure, and so true, appointed
TO the ce of Clerk of the Peace.
| MANY DEMOCRATS
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
The Rich California Banker.

When 1t became known that one OF
the richest California bankers had left
the Pacific Coast and transferred his
base of operations to the New York
Stock Exchange, all the shrewd finan
eiers watched his course with keen in
terest. to see how he would SUCCEED
The result has emphaucslly proved the
wealthy bankers sagacify. Besides hav-
ing much wider and more promising
nsld to operate In, he is known to have
been in several stock combinations that
paid Immense profits. BY the combina-
ton method of operating in stocks
NJ Messrs. Lawrence & Co Bankers, n.
Y, unite orders of thousands of custo-
mers, in different sums, into one vast
capital, and operate them as mighty
whole, dividing profits pro rata among
shareholders every 80 days. Capital II
any amount from $40 to sl0O, 900 can n,
used with great success in these roofs
S25 would pay 500 profit $500 wouI ,
make $1,000 or 10 per cent. on the ocl
during the month. Messrs. Lawrence s
Co.'S new circular tmailed free) give
1.-TWO unerring rules for success" and fuI
particular, so that any can operate L
stocks, ami make money. Stocks an
bonds wanted. Government bonds sup
Piled. Apply to Lawrence & c., Bani
ers, 80 Exchange Place, n. Y.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
Foreign Notes.

The instruction in Algeria is ended
and 1000 insurgents are in the hands OF
the French.
A strong Afghan force has left Cabul
to pacify the tribes in the Badakshan
district of Toorkjstan.
Two cases Of yellow fever have oc-
Cured in village near Lisboe, Porti'
gal.
Geo. Plumbly, dealer on the Lon
don stock exchange, has failed, Will
f20,0O0 liabilities.
The directors of the Imperial Bank o
Germany have resolved that an increas'
of the silver coinage of the empire is i'm
peratively necessary.
A telegram from the steamer Farada,
announces that 140 knots OF the cable
have been paid out since last report.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
CURE YOURSELF!

Dr Bohannnn's s'yesetAbe Curati,e" iswarranted TO
permanently all forns OF spermato rrhesor se.ina
heakn-s. General Debility impoteney, etc. and restores
Lost Power and brings back the "touthfai siger Of
hose who have destroyed 1t by @xcesses or evil
lrac ses in from weeks tim. This RENE
.y which has been used by Dr. "onannan In his rri-
ate practice for thirty years, was never known 70
ia in curing the WORST CASES. 1t gives vitality and
energy with wonderful effect to those middle aged
men who weakness beyond their years. Its invgor-
nR properties felt at Young men suffering
from the consequences of that dreadfully destructive
habit Self his medicine with the assur-
rains siren aud elasticity Of spirits at once, as tnct
drect, on the parts affected soothing and healin
ionic and auodyne to the relaxed seminal vesicle
and rrtated ducts, impertag power and tone and re
storing them their natural state the same as II the
baneful habit had been indulgcd in The ingre
dicnts simple productions of naure-barks, roes
herbs etc., and specific for the above diseases
pf-Pricc, Five Dollars sent with full directions, ec
to any address, For sale only al DIR. G BohsnnAps .
office No. r2 North Fifth street between Washington
avenue and Greer. st.. st. Louis Mo Esabshed IN lSH
nf-Dr. s"rreAse on Special Dsea~ee." when give.
eclear delneatio5 of the nature symptoms meahs o,
cure etc, ofsrPHILIS, sEAINAL WfAkhESs Etc., seh
| FREE to any address upon receipt ofone stamp
MARRIAGE; +; :: $:;:: 4:
Secrets, :i:: ii;;::%.is ..s::; IL
ofRrripes Sent securely sealed for 30 cents money g
| postage stnmps Address DIR, c. A BoHANNAh, "
North Fifth Street 81 LOUIS. -"
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
Foreign Telegraphic Summary

The Sultan has been induced to de-
pose the Khedive Of Egypt with the con-
sent of the latter and Prince Tewfik, the
son and heir apparent Of the Viceroy'
has been raised to the throne with re-
stricted powers-A mass for the late
Prince Imperial was performed in Paris
yesterday and attended by many OF the
diplomatic corps and great throng,
mostly of the upper classes--Jules Fer
ry made speech in the French Assem-
bly, yesterday in support Of his educa-
tional bill.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
TO PHI SIClA N 3
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD Liver OIL.

Knowing from experience the dissatis.
faction 81 often attending the dispensing
Of many Of the mulsions In the marKet
would call your attention TO some OF the
features of the emulsion which have pre-
pare and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The OIL used is the
inest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Is exercised In the choice OF all
material ana in every detail of It's m anu
facture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion Is made with The smallest pos
sIble amount of gum and by the very mi
ed very fluid and perfectly pala table,
Each tablespoonful contains 30 Der cent.
,f OIL and grains of Hypophosphite Of
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
10 all Physicians who may desire them.-
| put up In pint bottles, price al. Manu-.
| lactu red and sold Wholesale and retail by
W. L. WILLIAMS,
| DRUGGIST.
apll-tf Ninth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
A Gyp Dealer Taken In.

John L. Gordon, the ''gyp" operator
In Miles street, yesterday entered $500
bail before Magistrate Smith to ans swer
ON Monday next the charge of conspi-
racy, with another man, whereby John
G. BhEzard, a Delawareau, who had
bought horse fro IN Gordon for Sl25, In
the expectatio on that that the o her party
would buy it, was forced 10 resell it u
Gordon for $40 and thirty-day mott
for Sll5.-Times.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
A Handsome Lamp

Bome time ago the lamp post at the
corner of Front and King street, upon
which was mounted handsome lamp,
was broken. The lamp post was rep aced
some time ago by a new one, and this
morning handsome new lamp was
placed ip position. The tin work of the
lamp is painted green with gold trim
mings.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
Excursion TO Pennsyrove.

This morning, the Sunday school of
of the West Presbyterian church gave an
excursion to Pennsgrove on the Susie A.
Mccall. The school together with thei l
friends numbered over five hundred. A
large number who did not go over this
morning went on the 2 o'c.ock be-
this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27

Nervousness and Indigestion. These
sad affl lotions so destructive both to busi'
ness and pleasure, arise from morbid
condition Of the body, which il relieved
by an occasional dose of Dr. Bulls Bal
timore pills.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
THIRD EDITION
Inelleatiena Tor To-Day

Slightly tcTmer ,sout.erly pinds, station
AIRY or lower pressure and partly c'oudy
,cedther
The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
Fashionable Furnlturel
]. & J. N HARTMAN
NO. 40 King street.

WlLMlNdIONs DGA'
su We respectfully inform: Che clt1s
- sens OF Wilmington, and the sur
rounding country thu i've commune
- to m manufacture and keep on hand
- Anr large and long established ware.
rSoms, Furniture of every variety and
ND, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
IN Walnut Furniture suitable FOR Parlor,
S.nnin0-room and chamber uses.
Our Sssortm ent of Furniture Ia larger ana
Aora varied than can be found in Delaware,
and All articles sold at our Establishment
~ varranted as represented.
Vsnitian Blinds Of the most fashionaDl>
Aesfxns made 70 order and kept constantly
hsnd. We also man nufacture and con
Snfiv keep q large assortment of Sprin
8sir. HOes and Husk Mattresses
], 4 j. ~. "ARMAN
, 1879-03-30
110LL1SGER EXPLAINS,


To the Editor Of 1Ae Tribune.
DETROIT. Mich, March 27.-Why is itthat there
Is such desire on your part to do me al the harm,
yon can through your ce!unius? Is it. because
through my own efforts I succeeded in raising 4
nine that Chicago. with her stock Association.
could not de fcat. 1t looks 20 to me. I went to
work last spring and without one cent Of stock or
subscription got together very good nine. Had I
not been SO generous with my men and ADVANCED
their salaries they would at original salaries have
been paid. ~ It is still owe BurSe Strict, and
salisbury All the rest are paid, more thsn paid.
and the above will not be my creditors for very
long. II. n, UoIL1yaEn.
Manager Detroit Base Ball Club
THE TRIBUNE has never manifested uny dis
position to do Mr.. Hollingcr harm. It simply
called attention to the fact that be failed to
carry out contracts made with players last
season, and objected to that style of doing
business. It dtsiiies to sec ball-plaYers get the
worst Of contract, and proposes to state the
facts in every instance where it is done. When
Rogers and Chapman sailed around the country,
bringing financial disaster TO every hotel the
Milwaukee Club stopped at, The TRIBUNE e1-
posed the scheme, and Rogers ct al. were
Kicked out OF the League. It is under
stood that the Detroit Club, which is
simply personal speculation OF Mr..
Hos!lnger's, wishes to join the Northwestern
League, an organization which thus far has
manifested disposition to keep clear OF ali
concerns that owe players. IF it allows the De-
troit nine to join its ranks under the manage
mcnt Of g man who owes plarers for last sea-
son's services, it simply invites the dissolution
Which is sure to speedy follow such action.
THE SCHEDULE
The TRIBUNE OF last Tuesday was the only
paper ID the country to publish correct tabu-
lateti schedule Of League games for the SEASON.
To-day it reprints the same for the benefit of
tdO5e who may not have seen the original:
, 1879-03-30
LOST TO THE WORLD.

Lost to the world-yes, and to Heaven too
Lost cen to shame, to all but Memrr's sting;
4 yagabond who knows no hoale, no friend;
Needless OF what another day nay bring;
Careless of this life, fearless Ut the next;
a prayer1ess wretch upon dcstructioEs brink;
One, only one. amid the millions who
Would barter honor for the curse OF drink.
4 mother? No, she died before knew
The saving rapture Of u mothers kiss.
Maybe, had Heaven spared her. l might not now
Be the thing am. and lead life like this.
Once, once. my soul seemed filled
With noble purposes and hope. Afar
Above the dark and desoating clouds
OF life, caught the glimmer Ut Hopes star.
A newer life, brighter destiny, seemed
Born OF the shadows Of the past; andI
Had learned to be - man 'mung men ~ and hold
Eut US dream the wrecks of days gune By
Till, in a mad aud fatal hour, lurca On
by the spell that Turks within womat1'5 smiles,
The fierce, insatiate, muddcn1n.. thirst returned,
Claiming again tue victim Ut its wilrs.
Lost to the world, to pity, and to hope
4 shameless being, tottc.iny on the brink
'TEixt He'll and Henvcn-lest, forever LOST
The same old story IN the curse OF drink,
OWEN II. TLsoS.
Peoria, ILL.,. March 12, 1879.
, 1879-03-30

stud, has determined to retire from rho T..
durns the en,nne, " mooth "a a'sooscu OF at Auction
- 49,, >o1D''& u'ou1n
Nm inc Kellogg auction sale Of trottius stock i,
Known sire, Administrator. brought b1t ~ S.," ~
That race between the Enr,f,b o,,,. b. ~
Mr. James Keene's Spendthrifs t,rs. urs seter and
have been the product of Hzrasi ns s. out to
oyerheated fancy. reporters
|
tha o5an sta1ant .sas eeeelsen from AW. rauen.
-a.. - ssI"ast slree1, fn'laoelphiu, conn
hott .s. ~ uotses tat nave trotted IN 5n
rs aazt ~ - ''luao1e 1or Reference aud rhe,9
IT. ~ esnts.
Hannah D., bay mare hr }1ooa, cx
, 1879-03-30
: 6UNDRY SPORTS.
THE TRIGGER.

The Austin and Chicago Gun Clubs wilt sboo
q match, twelve men on side, ut ten birds.
| tweDty-one yards rise, at Aastin one week from
next Saturday. The losing team Is to pay for
the birds and a supper for the contestants.
The recent articles in the Spirit Of Me Time,
charging that, in the match at glass balls shot
in Gilmore's Garden last January, Capt. Bo-
gardus failed to make the score credited to hin,
viz: breaking $3.50 balls without miss, bus
aroused the Captain somewhat, as this is tbs
integrity. He leaves for New York IT,
the Spirit that he will bet 81, ,05o to $4,000 that
ne can perform the same feat again. Capt. Bo-
gardus will soon establish shooting gallery En.i
school OF shooting at No. 153 Clark street, anil
ment to shoot in Mobile May 6, and during lis
a6sence the gallery wilt be run ty his son
Eugene, the best ritle-shos In the world.
AQUATIC
The Farraeut Boat Club will give one OF their
conlical entertainments on Saturday, the 12th Of
the coming month, iu the Natatorluul. A tub
race for the champion medal, now held by sir.
Muchmore; ano;her race for Il gold prize-medal,
open to all members Of the Club; one race Tor
young ladies, members Of the Natatorium; aud
one open to all comcrs. After the tub-races
there will be social swim for all present.
BILLIARDS.
Slosson has challenged Visnaux for the Col.
lender Challenge Cup, but it Is not probabla
that game will result.
The Col1ender tournament has been inlefa-
1tely postponed owing to the inability of the
firm which projected it to secure players.
Schacfer IS under contract with rival concern,
GARNER and Daily are in Europe, and Sexton il
not up to his old form.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
4. c. F., Chicago.-'' What is the best tins
that fifty miles has been walked in:" A.s.-Th
sim AIS, by ". HoWes-
G. ". NJ, Evanston.-s'A bet was made for
and against O'Leary in the recent walking match
at time when he had left the track for yood, but
which facs was unknown to the parties making the
bet: How is the bet dccidedt" Ana. The moeey
is drawn.
G. ]. D.. St Louis.-A and are playing
game of 15-balt pool a shoots irst nnd makes .
pool: 3 not having Shot The next game bet B
thathe would have more that game than lie did in
the previous one. He shoots, hut does not get
ball I claim Twin, because he Ind shot, -ias.
B wins. The fact OF his having shot cuts no
dgure. In order to make count he must pockct3
ball. and until this is done he can make nothing.
Ills score WAS the same in both games-nothing.
, 1879-03-30


The new Supreme Court of Judicaturc for tho
sierman Empire comes INTO operation next al
tulnn, and an estimate for the salaries OF t1e
Judges and other expenses, for the SIX months
laid before the Reichstag. The Court will con"
slst OF si1tr-eieht judicial members, piz:
President Of the Imperial Court, seven l,fes-
ldcnts Of Divisions, and sixty 'tConncillors," OF
Puisnc Judges. This staff is distributed among
eight Divisions, or ''Senates'' as they will oe
styled, FIVE for civil causes and three for cF'm
fnal business. Each of the Civil Senates "sl!
consist Of seven Judges ard President; two or
the Criminal 3enates will nave each eght
Judges aud President, while the third 'shl
have nine Judges aud will be presided over Dy
the President Ut the Supreme Court hitnsell.
The salary OF this President IL fixed at St.25o'
besides free residence AMI servants. The sAla,
rles OF the Divisional Presidents will te ~
each, and of the ''Councii1ors,'. or Pulsna
Judges, $500. There will also be an lmpertai
Attorney General. with salary of $3.50, a.a
three Deputy Attorneys-Gcnerala at s, sou eaca.
, 1879-03-30
PERSONAL.

Prot. Swing makes pastoral calls By means Of
the telephone
The Rev. I. N. Benedict, Of Trinity Episcopal
church. Geneseo, ILL.,, is dangerously i'll.
Christ's Episcopa}) Church OF Joliet has e.
tended call to the Rev. ii. Holcombe, Of Rock
Island.
lie Kew David Jones is conducting mis-
son school among the Chinese 1aundrymen Of
Boston.
me Rev. Mr. Cleyes, Protestant minister
oi Columbus, O., has become a convert to the
Roman Catholic Church
1t is rumored that Dr.. Newman will 60 to
Rome IN the middle of Lent to assume the
t:ieh dignity to which he has been appointed by
, 1879-03-30
MARIAN.

The room grew dark, and chill tue air;
The davti@ht seemed 70 :ale away, -
When Martan's bahc with slkcu hair j.:
For moment touched my arm to-day .
AND Marian stood with eyes at brown,
More fafr aud beautiful far to sec , s.
Than when she ti,nitilv cast them down
And pledged her life and her ill to mo.
played at losing game that day.
bn9 Marian won with regal sface4 :: -
ana a. lightly shc cast my heart AWAY. :>,- !:
While another Gladly touk my piac9
-'- =
Marian, Marian. fa1sa md fair,
! thought had lain MY love away: =: .;.
oqI M,t lug room grew dark aud chill the air..
When you laid your bape on my URN Today.
aaflnn. MAsian+ false aud swcct,
~ iove yon now As tnvcsi you tilcni
May the way ne smooth before your feet
And faithful the one you chose from men.
LAunA USozsArzL
, 1879-03-30

Delilah was the first female barber.-Cincin
udts Commercial.
The man who lodges behind bis newspaper
when lady enters tue crowded car is the man
who p!ously hates hireling ministry and re-
fuses to pay his peI-rcnt on principle.-4i6auu
| A1yus.
( The class In geography was on exhibition.
when the question came, "Wbo discovered the
Sandwich ls!auds!'' Every hand was instantly
! raised, followed By chorus of "Joseph Cook! u
boston Transcript.
1t Adam had been created boz instead OF q
| full-grown man, hc would have dubbed all the
apples of from that tree before the serpent had
chance to get through the fence around the
garden.-SttAudter LHn1<rn.an
A Texas man recently told a sunday-school
missionary that ne was opposed to Sunday
III we can't traln up the rising generation to
believe in abolition in any other way, We will do
1t in Suuday-schools."
"Amanda, I wish you to put the large Bible
IN a prominent place on the centre table, and
place three OR four hy1nn-books carclessly round
on tue sofas: have advertised for q young
man to board in cheerful Christian family, and
l tell you what, you girls don't manage,
either one Of you, to rake him in why I'll never
try anything again, for I'm tired ut."-Audreas'
B1=1r.
1t is related that when James Russell Lowell
was last tn Rome, .ncndicant monk met tile
poet IN the Corso one day and asked for a con-
tr.bution to repair monastery: "You should
not ask me for aid, )" remarked Lowell in choice
tuscan, "for 1ln a hereto" "That makes
no difference" replied the astute friar; t.your
money Is orthodox" The poet appreciated the
wftticism aud made the contribution asked.
The Boston lIaes perpetrates the following
on the Kew. Josephus Cook and st HIS Lecture,
ship'':
Capt. Joscph-I am Captain Of the Lecture
ship.
Audic1ce-And great big Captain, tool
Capt. J.-1ou arc very, very good.
And be it understood
never say word not trus
Aud.-We are very, very good,
+, And b. 1t understood
He never says word not t1ua
Capt ii never say word not true
Aud--What never?
Capt J--No, neverl
Aud--What never?
Capt J.-Well. hardly ever.
Aud.-Hardly ever says word that's true.
, 1879-03-30
:: TO

Spare me, Q never, the light OF yonr smi}e!
l-ooS with those trne eyes again in MY face;
Oily w'Sh me always to confort and cheer:
Not all creation could fill up your place,
List as pour out my passionate VOWS;
fu5n quick car to the tone. Of my heart;
G!ye me hope for the future'a Iou.. day,
fhat naught forever shall tear Vi apart.
Lite IS 80 bitter, 70 crowded with strife,
Sluggish and torpid our ener.ties liz: .
Love Is the beacon TINT roltses oar zeul-
Love holds tho signal Of labor on high
Love clears the channels Of donht and dcsp1fr~
!, ADDS u new part to the body AMI souI:
Love and your presence shall Tighten the road
Garry NE up to the elorycrowned goal.
A. S. Z.
, 1879-03-30

The Rev. Charles Hall Everest will preach in
Plymouth Church. Michigan avenue between
TwentY-hfth and Twenty y-sixth streets, morning
and evening. Morning subject: ''His Great
Commandments. Evening subject: "Scape-
Eoats-"
The Rev. E. F. Williams will preach in the
South Church, corner OF Dre1el and Univn avenues
morning and evening.
The Rev. Ar. Pentecost will preach this morn-
ing, and the Rev. Arthur Little this evening, in
the New England Church. corner Of Dearborn ave-
nue. and Delaware place. Evening subject: - Paul
before Felix
Tie Rev. Dr.. Goodwin will preach this morn-
ing, and the Rev. g. Il. Peeke this evening, in the
Leavitt Street Church. Evening subject: ''Sarah;
Woman's Beauty
The Rev. Samuel T. Kfdder. Of Boston, will
preach morning and evening in the Union Park
Church
EPISCOPAL
The Rev. J. Fl. Knowles will oficiate this morn
ing and evening in the Cathedral Of IS. Pe,er and
Paul, corner OF West Washington and Peoria