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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-27

him.
l found Mrs. Tracy, though somewhat paler
than usual, with her wits all about her. She
had already got a couch ready in one Of the
lower rooms, and was now sorting linen rags.
Fanny was crying and wringing her hands,
apparently too agitated to be capable Of rem
dering any assistance, though her mother was
ordering her about and scolding her for her
inefciency.
"Oh uncle Perry, is he really killed ?" she
exclaimed, running to meet me, as l entered.
"No, my dear, no; not killed" replied.
"But dangerously wounded? Please, do
please, tell me e!'
"Fanny," said her mother, severely, "do
not ask any questions. Your father will be
brought in, and everything done for his relief,
at least. I presume he is being brought
home ?" she continued, addressing me.
"He will be here in few moments" l
drew her aside and cautiously informed her Of
the state of the case. She listened with i'm
movable features. She had heart of steel,
that woman, or perhaps no heart at all.
"Astonishing, incomprehensible impru-
dence !" she remarked, and then went on sort
ing rags.
NV unfortunate brother ere long arrived.
He had tainted during the removal, and lay
like one dead. 1 felt his pulse, his heart, and
perceived that he had not much longer to
live. The sands of life were ebbing fast.
"Has DR.. Mortimer been sent for?" asked
Mrs. Tracy.
"Madam," I replied, "it would be Of no
use, It would take four hours to fetch him,
admitting that messenger would be sure to
find him at home-which, as you know, is not
likely-and I am, unhappily, forced to tell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27
Our Water supply.

In the matter OF water supply for the District
there should be no tinid halfway measures
1t is much better 10 look the deficiency square
~ in the face We live in rapidly growing
city, and must provide for the future Even if
the water meters should do all that is claimed
for them. We would be just as badly OFF In a
ar or two. The 36-inch main OF Col casey is
much better, because that would cost but little
more than the meters, and would bring us more
water. which the meters would not But that
would after al be only temporary relief Way
not al join in the best plan OF all. chat of Gen.
Neigs, 10 bring the bountiful stream of the
Washington aQueduct to the heights OF Wash
iDgton. communication on the subject
printed Oh tie first page OF this paper from an
expert. shows that the tunnel plan will cost but
tTifie move than the S6-inch main II il was
adopted there would be a liberal supply OF
wafer Tor all purposes for many years to
come. Now that material and wages are
down Is the tine to do the work Ii Will
cost less and give employment TO the unem-
plOyed. But il would be cheap il it cost
i've times the amount required for any of the
" ar1blet" plans suggested. 1t is a matter OF
100 much Importance to our citizens for any
piddling policy. or fritterinc away he water
fund in childish experiments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27
The RaIIle of the Plans

The story plan for the completion OF the
Washington Monument does not md rauch favor
IN critical quarters. The american AfcLitecf
while giving praise TO some features Of the plan,
holds that ii fails to harmonic various dscOrd-
ant elements introduced. The wire drawn de-
tails OF the mass or the shaft, it says, does not
fulfil the Office of the eXquisitely delicate but
spirited decoration which enriches without dis
turbing the broad divisions OF GiottO's tower,
but 1t does away with the simple vigOr OF the
Venetian campanileS- The design is superior,
the Architect comedies, to that which il aims to
supersede; but as this is the greatest monument
tai work OF our age, IT urges that any design
that is to be adopted for it ought to be subjected
to close criticism, land since the question has
been opened TO the consideration OF a new pro-
iect il ought not to be closed without carefully
studying whether design may not be secured
which is much better Than Story's." Altogether
IL looks as if the reopening OF the question
would result in an interminable battle of plans
TO the indefinite postponement of the compile,
ton OF the monument.
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The Tribniaiions OF the Census
Gaker.

In connection with the new census bill the
L" pure cl;ssedness" which prompts so many
people to Inislead the census taker when nothing
is to be gained, becomes a fresh subject for
wonder. Railroad companies are naturally
reticent about their business. those who follow
certain professions do not excite surprise BY
shrinking from publicity, and it is not unrea-
5onabie that ladies of uncertain ara should
OBJECT to removing this uncertainty. But IN
addition 10 these and to the class which pre-
FaricateS because ii somehow looks upon the
questions OF the census taker as personal
affronts, there is found a species of humanity
whose replies to the patient census taker can
only be understood by remembering that "hu-
man nature is human nature" and that 1.-THE
world Is given TO lying" The long Intervals
which intervene between censJlses in this coun-
Try cause the periodical census anecdotes to be
ever new and fresh. AS suggesting that the
argument from statistics furnished by the
census Is peculiar TO western civilization and is
uiSdalned among ASiatic nations, the reply or a
turkish cadi 10 Mr.. Layards request for in
formation in the form of figures, is pertinent:
. Ny IllJlStTiOJJs Friend and JOY of nv Liver.
ne thlhg YOU ask or me Il both difficult and
Useless. Although have passed all my DAYS in
this place have neither counted TIN. houses nor
have inquired into the number OF the iDuab-
S'ant>. and a TO what one person loads on his
htleo ana another stores away in the bottom
OF his ship, that Is DO business OF mine Pm
above all as TO the previous history of this city
t'Ou Only knows the amount of dirt and CON
fusion that the infidelS NAV have eaten before
me coming OF tie sword OF Islam. II WrTt. I'M
rr0ntable Tor Us 10 inquire into it, Oh INV soul,
bh my lainO. Seek not after the things that
concern thee not Thou earnest unto ttS and We
welcomed tlttc; go III peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

In Connecticut the same difficulty is expe-
rienced by the state fish commissioners in i'll
cTeaSing the supply OF food fishes as in the
other states. Through their efforts the Con-
necticut river has been stocked with salmon
and shad. But the small fry are taken and used
for manure at the lower end Of the stream; the
il5h returning TO spawn are not spared, and he
use OF seines aud gill nets wherever and when
ever possible is depOpulating the waters. Ap-
propriate legislation and the cooperation OF
fishermen are as necessary to regain lost fish,
enes III Connecticut as in the District OF COL
UIubia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

The epidemic disease, thought by many TO b.
The plague. which is how spreading over Russia
Is naturally exciting alarm The Russian medi-
cal journals call upon all the nations of Europe
TO combine in their own interests TO furnish
Russia with doctors and medicines. Germany
Is arranging her military forces TO guard her
borders against the plague as against an army
OF invasion This visitor from Asia is far more
deadly than any army. Wherever IL has gone,
and II has travelled rapidly, il has left nine
tenths of its hosts dead and loathsome. 1t is
not strange that Europe Is dismayed at its adj
vance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

The business depression in England has hal
the effect o. arouaing. ut least, Manchester to
an appreciation or the necessity OF trade extern
SION IL is proposed to furnish some two bill
Ion yards OF calico yearly to the naked tribes
ID the Interior Of Africa, even il railroads need
10 De quilt to effect the sale. SANKEY'S book
seems TO have turned the thoughts of manufar-
turers III this direction. When the nited
States has awaited itself Of the markets offered
by Mexico and South America It will be time
enough 10 think about competing with Great
Britain in mere remote Africa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

Gas stocks are rising again in New York in
consequence of the delay in EdisonS applica-
ton OF the electric light to general Illuminating
purposes. The gas men are comforting them
selves now with the belief that his scheme Is
impracticable. Prices have not, however, re-
turned TO their old figure.
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FOR RENT AND SALE
L,oR RENT. FOR RENT. !
FOR RENT
Il A. MCINTYRE.
~. REAL ESTATE BROKER
No. 9lS f street, opposite Masonic Temple.

r LCI hefa lrurfa1SAPG-1
Large and snail houses in all sections s95 10 5000
Fer Rent (Uiyf,trnished,
NJ 20 Zist NV Ii RS, all mod imps $685.
No I7S w, 10 rooms .-..-.................. -
e. so fe1lna ave NV, 23 rs.............. 50
S S 5,S Dweliing l9Oa Pa. av.. .tore s5 DIV 40
NJ NJ e eio NV, story. all mod imps 80
40 OH 9th NV. rs ~
Store s.S Dwelling It'll < O. rs. a. m Us. SIS; y
NJ. i.e' . II W, b rs, III Observation-Disclosures. 2s
NJ ~ 81 ana 10 ne. II rs, m.f....... ~
NJ. oiS ~ Jersey ave NV, 9 RS, gas bath ~
N N ~ iioo4eloe-l6t- 162 NV, 7 rs, AM 90
NJ NJ ~ ON Sc, 8 rs, water, &c....,.... IL
No iaSs p 1 ,;s RS water................ Is
~ ~ t ,S0 q 1913 n. Hamp sv. new rs anil l6
10. 49o r s.w, rs water. large yard, &c Is
~ on ave, rs, water, large side VI, K
noe 20 ana 923 N. j. ave- G rs IL
70 L, 20 Vermont ave, rs. sas and water Ia
,So. SdS Ith sW. br., SrouIlS...,....... IL
y. - stE NV, % rooms, water. Nc....-- Il
no S5i 18th ne. re-. gas and water II
90. 15Zh 10Th NV, rooms, In
10. Sss 18Th e.. rooms, water Sr IL
" G5a 5o. LOO farh place. RS. wSter, &c g and Il
&c ~ 18th ne, rs. water. 10
10 ~ = W. rNoIils, large yard s
Ne. ana 10 Liberty st, rooms, wat,r s
For Sole
Sev,i IU rmd houses, centrly located 5000 to 600
sew small houses good investuents1 $500 TO 81 Gl
number Of choice lots at low rates
Loans Negotiated by
!aLZo-f F. A. MCINTYRE.
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kGVF ED
THE OFFICE OF Thu
AOLAAN LIVER PAD OOMPA@y,
Which has been closed for 2 fey months, has been
reopened by Messrs. RINGWALT & HAIL., who
are agents Tor the District Of Columbia, Marylsnd
vIElnia, west virginia and Delaware, for the sale
q these remedies, at their Office southeast corner OF
Sth and streets. two squares north Of Pennsylva
and asted up for the convsnisnce Of pattsnta Don
HOLMAN LIVER PAD
What IL ~ and what does 1t mean! n Ia a n.s
method OF treating successfully all Liver and ston
against the thousand and ona postrun5s Ard hun,
buSY OF this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
ABOUT eight years ago there was discovered aac
put into practice new simple, convenient and Eafe
the aid Of Medicine. The necessities of the csse
prompted Q vigorous examination into its rlerits
solved. ~-o
OMce-Oorner OF 9Th and = streets northwest oyer
VIZ. B Riley's Dry Goods Store
NO CHARLES street. Baltimore ooys.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

THE PALACE MARKET
Cor. 18th 1t. and Netc York ave
FINE ENGLISH CAPONS
s,,,,o>, Ola NoNn BACK TERRApINs, sGB
SALMON, HALIBUT AND sMELTS "a
BEEF TENDERLOINS
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY and BUTTER
,-o,,, ,1 SOUTH DOWN MUTTON
FLORIDA ORANGES.
Everything frst-class. Dinner Parties speciality
FRANK j. TIBBETS.
1an2Str Proprietor
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li,O0o YARDS OF

Fine CORDED pIQUES, 10 cts per yard
PLAID MANSIONS: II, 10. Is, 20, 25c.
LACE STRIPED NAINSOOKS, Is, 18. % 90
LONSDALE CAMBRIA. ~ cents
PLAIN MAIN SOCKS, all weights
Beached TABLE DAMASkS all linen 30 ~ ca
90. -, 81, 81 per yard. '
Unbeached TABLE LINENS, all linen 25 So 81
-. 30 So 81 75r wv '
White CROTCHET QUILTS, 80. g., -, 81. 81
Sl.25, 81 80, up.
Turkey Red TABLE LINENS, 81. Is, SIC
NAPKINS. Plain White and COlOred Borders
CASS1MERES for men and boys wear, -. 81 30
81 zoe.
CARPETS at cost.
BLANKETS at cost.
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THos. j. FISHER, E. j. sTELLwAGEN.
TRCS. J. FISHER 4 CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
OHce-12"3 f street northeast,
FormsrIy Board of Health Bui6ingD
WASHINGTON, D. c.

bought, sold and exchanged Fire Ins1Irapce az
t S1 N irst class companies, at LOWEST POS
olpI-E IA Eo. jan22-tr
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To Correspondents,

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business MANAGER of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name Otherwise
sence, etc.
Checks etc, should II all cases be made payable
10 the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY-not TO that of any individual
u Anonymous communications not read; re-
tected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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THE TRADES.
BARGAINS IN PICTURES.

fay.Ig determined 10 ciGse ont .,i,r sf,s = M Pho
IbhES, We VII sell ChrCInos. Panel P.stiITes a;Id
A9t<s al has price and great many Chriilfas al
A iSr.e assortment nj HOLIDAY B0OIS ut -rcsi-
rtsilp.s rics-r.
DIARIES los 1879. ali styles aiII rri.-..
CHURCH ALMANAC Tor 1871
WM. BALLANTYNE son
oscj0h 4$8 Seventh 81. a.se.
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i AIDES SHOES.
DARE ATTRACTIONS
III FOR THE IAnFEA

DRESSMARING
II MISSES HAMILTON,
fOS Penns ytc0uf0 AcsrssS,
Nlsn 20 inform the ladies' of WASHINGTON tltrt tlsv
nave opened 81 establishment st the above adtresy
walking dresses, IS; Handsome SIX and Velvet
Dresses $40. ala snd als Style and work not to be
-sf1'iian novlg2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH we will insert
y seyeh-ilne advertisement one week in list of
269 weekly newspapers, four lines in different
list OF 33l papers, or ten lines two weeks in choice
OF either OF four separate and distinct lists contain
ing from 20 to 100 papers each, or four lines one
week in all four of the small lists one line one
week in all six lists combined being more than lUO0
papers: We also have lists OF papers by States,
throughont the United States and Canada. Send
for our lUO page pamphlet. Address GEO. 2. RO-
WELL \ CO, 10 Spruce street, New York. AT
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Thyee-St5ya Ho-,ses po- O.

Issue the LIST and 18th OF each month bulletin
OF all property for rent and sale my books which
can be had application at ofc.. viii he sent
by mail II desired
AUCTION Sales
On TUESDAY, January 28th, at 3 pm, No 90 E
st. ".
Loans
$1,000 81 900, 81 $40 81 GOO, at 8 per cent t25tr
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK.


OFFICE Or THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., January 9th, 1879
scaled Proposals viii be received at this Office
until II VI. on The 10th DAY OF FEBRUAR 1879 for
furnishing, delivering fitting and putting in place
complete the rolled iron beams for second AMI fhird
floors, and cast iron columns for first and second
stories of the building for the Bureau of Eugfaying
and Pruning IN this city, i'll accordance with draw
lnes, specification and schedule, copies of which
and any additional information may be had on 49,
pllcalon at this Office the Office of the Superin-
tendent JOHN FRASER
jan2T.6t Acting Supervising AreIitart
NO LUXURIES ARE EQUAL TO FUSSELLS
~ ICE CREAM and CHARLOTTE RUSE. Send
and order some at 1927 New York ave jan25-1w
f'HOICE MARYLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
- either Print or Roll, for sale VIII deliver by
express, III clean, sweet chests. Address WAKE
FIELD VALLEY CREAMERY, Wakefield P. o.,
Carroll county. Md. ian25-3t
DOGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP. The
- only certain cure for Whoopin2 Cough, for
Group, Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, &c. 1t is uu
equalled and the only safe RENE dy for young chill
dren being tree from all narcotic poison. For sale
by all druggists ian2J-3t
A APPEAL TO CHRISTIAN OHARITY.-For
y needy family Fletcher's Illustrated Bible, in
two volumes, elegantly bound, will be DISPOSED of
by TICKETS at One Dollar each The books can
be seen at WHiTAKER'S Bookstore Tickets
he obtained there and at the principal book and
muse stores on the avenue ian25-4t
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HAVANA AND DOMESTIC sFG,Rs
THOMAS RUSSELL

lO per cent of for CASH on all grades making
hundred A 'p''' fe>
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send In their an
NJ un eenents as early in the day possible, and IN
al ca IS before IL O'Clock NJ The Insertion IN the
es ne days issue OF those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

ATerooe s,rorn Daily Circulation orer
h,oOc-oesao % much larger bono Jide,
regular dad permanent circulation than
that of all the other daily papers ta the
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

IRE EvENIN6 STAR val De found on fi.e az the
following places, where also, advertisements and
subscriptions viii be received Henry f. ttill;9 /
Co, 449 Strand. Charing Cross, London; Charlie.
Hartwick, lis Boulevard Magenta and n Y Herald
Office, 40 Avenue de POpera Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

WHY WILL YOU BE HUMBUGGED
w WITH INFERIOR EYE
GLASSES, when You get the best, .ANA
IT q less price, at Il. ii. HEM. w
RtER's, TIE OprIcIAN. 4h3 Pennsylvania svsnue.
5Ofner 40 street ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-27

NAPOLEON CABINET, quarts S2l. SO, pinss S23
CABINET VERZENAY, only $2l.5O
DRY VERZENAY, quarts $3.50. pints 800.
q. H. MUMM, quarts S20.05, pints Splits
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-In Store 719 Market SPACE Seal Skin
IL BOA, which owner can have by proving same
and paying for this advertisement ian24-3t
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DOR RENT.
. Store 9l7 sth st; Sc, ...:........... $500
StaD e: 4 ST. bet 'th and Sth Sc. .....-...... 500
20 o. n Gap ST., MOD Imps.. II 4n 90
10 81 "a ave NV, ouse&store,m IL rs. ct &c
No 523 3ilsso1rl ave, gas and water, % rs 60 90
- Oh 81 ne, turns1ed rs................ 1900
FOR SALE.
2 81 4th and Ase mod inps ........ So 500
3 ,2i !dIn 81 8 g. lot l41SO. 1500
~ hnooe Islanu ave. mod 1mps .......... 5 500
% 3tn 81 nv house and store ......-.... 1000
nooses ano LOIS Iof sale IN all sections of the city
oo AUG. A NICHOLSON,
1an23-tr Real Estate Broker. 70S ST n w.
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IN. WATCH RRPAIRFR
For 20 years with a. SEMKEN NOW ct -
9lS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, &RX
tDenpsey's Stationery Storey sKsK
LADIES WATCHES A SPECIALITY
watches put in complete order By me are guaran
teed for ere year, or money refunded febI-Iy
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-04-11
poetrp.


TWO KISSES.
When made visit home,
And stole up stairs, good fortune leading,
Isaw, or rather thought saw,
NV sister in the study reading.
With noiseless tread forward crept,
With schemes of mischief most imprudent
And leaning DER the arm chairs back.
softly kissed the gentle student.
She turned to fly with burning face,
As if brothers kiss polluted
RAPTURE! Twas not my sister LII,
B,t Cousin Amy I'd saluted.
OF course then began to beg
She would excuse my having kissed her;
Protesting that, upon my word,
Irealy thought it was my sister.
A conversation followed next,
Whose theme, be sure, was not the weather;
And then very blissful pair
Seated-well, rather close together.
And Amy with her roguish way,
When for the second time kissed her,
Said, archly looking up to me,
aAre YOU quite sure it's not your sister?'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-04-11

WERNER & co.
CHAMPAGNE "AMERICA,"
THE LEADING BRAND.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
A. WERNER g. Co.. employ no travelling agents
Purchasers are hereby warned to buy only the
AMERICA Extra Dry, and to avoid hume Gus lnfe
rio, and spurious limitations offered under similar
Names All orders should be addressed to either
A. WERNER Il CO.,
3lS Broadway, New York.
Or their respective agents,
In order to inlr .duce this excellent wine more
generally, we have reduced the ICES and now sell:
QUARTS, rs cents. PINTs, 40 cents;
w. L. BUMGARDNER & CO..
an31 Agents for Valley of Virginia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-04-11

CuuDREN'S HATS AND CAPS just received
ali the latest novelties in the above goods =
Soy d @. +. WELLER'S, Main Street,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-23
RAILROAD MATTERS

Judge Loveland, of the Colorado
Central railway, who passed through
the city yesterday from the east, had
nothing new to communicate in regard
to the movements here for a railroad to
the north. 1t is evident that nothing
can be done-nor are our monied men
who take kindly to the matter, willing
to proceed actively in the work-until
the necessary legislation takes place.
There must be a tangible basis for &C
tion. If congressional action upon the
subject cannot be secured during the
present session, we will have to wait
until congress meets in December. If
u citizens are not inclined to bide
their time until then, they have the
alternative of advocating a special ses-
sion of the Wyoming legislature, which,
If convened, would have power to place
a railroad company, properly organ
lied, in a position so that it could issue
bonds and proceed in due form to
building a road. Legislation, either
on the part of the national or terrific
rial authorities, must be secured first.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-23

81. Mary's Catholic .Church-Corner
Goth and O'Neil streets. Rev. j.
A. Hayes, p. p. Morning services at
1880 and 1890 a. m. Evening service
at 1880 p. m. Vespers at a p. m. Sab
bath School at 3 p. m.
Episcopal Church .-Corner of 18th
and Ferguson streets. Rev. G. o.
Tillotson, pastor. Morning services at
II a. m. Evening service at 7:30 p. IN.
Sunday School at 12:45 p. m. Seats
free. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
Presbyterian Church.-Corner of Fer
guson and 18th streets. Rev. j. Y.
Cowhick, pastor. Services at IL a.
m. and 1880 p. m. Sabbath school at
- m. A cordial invitation to all these
services. Seats free. A. C. Hammond,
Superintendent.
Morning: Baptism, reception of MEM
bers and Lords supper. Evening:
Rev. d. J.. McMillon, of Salt Lake
City, will preach.
Congregational Church. Corner of
Nineteenth and Hill streets. Rev. G.
M. Sanders, pastor. Services at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Sabbath School at 10
m. j. s. Taylor, Superintendent. Seats
free. All r invited.
Evening sermon to young people:
''The Shield of Faith" Young peo-
pies meeting at 6 p M, in parsonage.
Methodist Episcopal 0urch.-Corner
of 18th and Ransom streets. Rev. W.
Ell. Gillian, pastor. Services at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Sabbath school at IL m.
Young peoples meeting at 8 p. m.
Seats free. All are invited to attend.
Morning subject: "Overmuch Right
eous." Evening: Lecture, woman
on the Throne" Class No. 2 will meet
at q p. m; Mrs. Graham leader.
Baptist 0urch-Services in the Court
House, corner Nineteenth and Ferguson
streets. Public cordially invited. Sab
bath school at 1915 a. M.
Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson will preach this
morning and evening at the usual
hours.
african Methodist 0urch.-Corner
of 18th and Themes streets. Rev.
Fl. II. Lucas pastor. Services at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday school at
3 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wedhes-
day night.