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TIE CITY-HALL.

THOMAS HCGHEs, the English author, called at
the Fire Department yesterday and was subse-
quenrly entertained by the Fire Patrol. He was
greatly pleased with what he saw- -
ONE Of the Mayors numerous correspondents
suggests the placing Of red glass IN the lamps
! nearest the hre-aiarm boxes, SO that the boxes
c1in be mOre readily fouud, and tbs suggestion
will be looked Into upon his return.
THE Committee on Streets and AIlevs. South.
met yesterday. Tho rcmo2atrance against This
improvement of Pactdc avenue, FROM Van Bu-
ren to jackson street, was concurred In, as was
also the renaonstrance against improving Dear
born street, from Monroe to Adams. All other
matters before tho Committee were Laid over:
The City Engineer yesterday examined the
,einduct at Canal aud Sixteenth street and found
1t i'll rather precarious condition. THIS iron In
the lower trusscs was found 10 be considerably
! corroded, aud the floors were in bud condition
| The city may or may not make the necessary
repalrs
JOSEPH Mcn{AHoH, of the Health Department,
who hankers after rhe position OF state law
| maker, yesterday rendered his RESIGNATION. He
thinks that be- is better adapted to making laws
than he Is III execute'thesn. and will nov aave
chance to do HI he plcases. His successor has
| THERE were no now developments in the Erie
street bridge troubles yesterday, ind it Is not
likely that there will be any for some time:
| The City now has entire freedom In the use Of
| dairy as 10 whether they hlre acted wisely or
! not, from the fact tpnt the approaches to the
bridge are regarded Us unsafe.
TIE Mayor went to, Morrison last evening to
speak. He Will be back this morning, and, With
Mike Mcdonald. Will complete bis arrangements
for protecting the ballot boxes in Indiana Tues
day: Superintendent o'Donnell says that the
thieves have left the city already, but denies
any knowledge Of the Mayors movements.
THE Finance Committee met yesterday, and
agreed to concur in the Controllers recon-
,nencat5on to issue new water bonds to take the
to $S40,O00. The pscSeut bonds arc bearing ILL
, 1880-10-10

DEATHS.


n ass tsss ec r@st: a's with
S. %ons. 4 eoaae il papers
sss i Asss;s ssss Raaas;A
he cyixed word s 5a ;h hesn 9s tn
ani ,ai the coionzation 1i torsan ands lts faIs
and il ss II a
NE spendd in P"%st % y e I'D az ans sa
q what hs sh live ana hss1n
as;s s III asspI5, ssmOath7e win Mrs stewart
Fanstai 81 q e nel tsthsrs EEL
enoe Linco:n-av Friends of the family nvi:ed.
BuCSE-ln PittsbuER. Monduy* Ocs 4. "lllla1n
BDuse. Of typhotd-feveE.
$ 'sbs Il Ts a'fths 2s Joseph Leeds ased
VAN BUsK1Rk-oct ., william Van Buskirk, aged
FaneTai from hl. late residence. no. 2s3 West Van
's bsisa u and eaaa ia papers
copy.
BEAN-Mrs Knte Beap, Saturday, Oct 3, OF con-
'IaT t:ss Troy and Albany papers please copy. -.
GEARY-At237 Twen1y- -hfth -st, Oct D. OF consump"
funeral viii uka T pacs m 1t ii O'CLOCK. Monday. Get Get
IT, Troy IN. ~ papers please COPY.
HEnR1NG-Friday. Oct g. o; G'' Hest Lakg-sLi i o.
consumption. Arabeila C.. wife OF Samuel Herring
Xemnins taken to 1llfopoIts. Ill. for burial.
rH1OK-CharIes 4. Prtor, at GreenEi!!e. Eona3.
sept 70 brother-iu-lnw OF G. 4. Morse, 20 :" est aao
son-st, and i: y. Anrso, l7o siaie-st.
EIs lsock Island pancrs please COPY. 49,
alo{sS SeS = z wast Ssa
;son-sL. and +. t. Morse. ts1 slai9'st.
Cir Aock tslnnd and Denver papefa piease eopJ.
LEIBI:ANnT-Gottle!b + Leforanat. nt MS IHsi.
dpnce Il West Laae-st-, Oct- y. Mt g. NJ, asoa t"
vEArs. --.,.,. ~n,,., .n.4anrco
ILAWEISS-Nrs- Hannah AAwEias ocL Z; aEea y
yvufs, OF cahcer surrounded bT 1er caaio1en @ @ M.u
rundcutICrnn the residence OF her YOUNGEST eon'
2. Il. HnwKind. r unrvurl-st -..u. .p,r
Mrs Haws,s wu* ior naqx 1 and = lie Mother or
,;4F}n 1n1g Snu III rnnsas ii r. Hawsas and ME-
Joyce, OF hts city, and A. H. Aawxans' OF focA5
Comfort, ARK.
WHlrriEn-1n the Town Of Laks, g! Oct E e. Arshns thu
Elihu, son Of Frank Q. and aatte ". "h's1ef' asea
}a;eFa | Hoe4estsr IL. u papers please copy
PiaATT-Saturday morning. Cyrus Pratt aged o.
yeoFH, IT,. ,... -o~,aorco
Ill West Polk-st friends Of Tho family invited
JURDAS-At Freeport, Ill. on ThuFsaay' 9cE = :; o.
consumption HMttle L., beloved vile OF Il. t-5o9anh'
OF Chi4:a*0. aged u years ,,..,
PHlLLlPS-Eugena son Of =" ana 39a nes ~ ,s9a!-
lips. q bali O'Clock p 1' oc'- 4 l0 "
IL - Z cncannatd @ and Clyde papers plesse copy.
FITS .;ERALD-6uddeuiy OF nlp-osseaee' "of's
Tunsr Ionday from hl. !ate ,estaence; lsat south e
Dearboru-st 70 g. John's Church. thepco o5 ca7 10
CaiTsTy. Friends Invited without fo1thas notaco"
, 1880-10-10

TIRsT SENATORIAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
Convention-rhe Repnbcan voters Of the sete5f IF
the State Of illinois are rcouested 70 send dsleantee
to the First Senatorial District Republican Conven
City Of Chicago, on Wednesday, Oct. ID 1&so a. the
inr one or more members Of the Hou.s OF Acpresen-
ta!tyss 70 be votsd tgr Noyembsr "a Ivy ana aae
come before the Convention Primary meeting m t9
select delegates to tic above named Conyenuon Mn
be held N the various wards on TUESDAY, Oct la!n
1851 between tie ho urs Of and O'Clock p m u ne
pIascs ct holding the prnn. meeting The & 5na5es :
emit led = are A., as lol!ows, vlz; . = nx.z,o-
Enoeh Hovard, ?. J. Lyon. Exhi deleEatea
Ninth WaTd1&s Adams.st- JUDGES, H. F. Murphy
Tenth Ward-45 Randotph-st. Judges. G. W. Smith,
William sues' George n9nd 81 L. F!ye desfateSw; tt w,
II. 2. MURPHY. Ninth Ward
& W. SMITH Tenlh Ward.
First Senatorial Committee
, 1880-10-10
street, and physician who there attended MN
then taken "a his home at No. ii willis etrcet~

6ElEELx ana puy6lC1aI Hu9 LuEt6 Ht1CEtA1A AA%-
says his injlriesarc not dHnEer1n:s :. keon a was
then taken to his home at No. Il Willis strcet~
| TIE following ts summary Of the work POT
, formed by tho illinois Humane society tase
children, i; for abuse Of hurses, 8; admontshed
fur abuse Of children, Il; fnr abuse Of horses q;
for throwing nails. etc, into alleys IN Fiotanoa
hors: @ IS shot, !; Children taken from drunken and
cruel parents and placed In cnar!tanie nstsa n.c
tons I; other complaints IT, eu sn.aatT
gives prompt attention to ali complaints Of
cruelty to children or antn,n1s when re1nrte9 IN
person hy letter or telcphone to t1s ou'ce NO.
LIZ Washington sIreet, Room 81.
The buxaar which will be held for the benefit OF
the Alextan Brothers Hospital In the last week
Of October promises to be gr4nd success. esss
Brother hoonaru ,N me IN ons for
the event. The bazaar will be carried on sltnnl-
taneousy in Baum Pavilion, IT the ooutn l 4ae.
| and and NORTH Sides. Concerts viii bc given every
evening. and the p1ngrsms arcauS mace oot
the names ot ths Ssr a osS as1's an
| tineuished voculists will render numbers aud
contribute BY their efforts to fho success @ s o.
the Undertaking Miss EMILY 9arsn har W. ~ g1se he
no doubt in the minds at all acquainted with the
great services rendered to humanity oy the
Alnxian Hospital established 10 Chicago that the
present charitable enterprise for the relief Of
Encouragement, The hospital has for, many
were we're caualed @ only b. their poverty: It IS not
supported By Iaxes In the coming bazaar ne
m RGt tat Ct hs Iexan
Brothers In de'otins the1F lives 70 so lanoao1e
work.
Shortly after o'clock on Friday afternoon the
work Of moving tho South. Division Poat-Ohice
Building, No. &.l7 State street, back to the new
linz of tie steees % %s bsgu S a It Is expeStsa Ueg
The pOrt-o1ice occupies 0ne-hAH Of the lurBa
, 1880-10-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

Beware Of judging character BY single
deeds, and be even reticent about Judging at
all. Only perfect sympathy, by which we
can see things from anothgr's standpoint and
forget for the time our own, can enable us to
do Justice
The millinery opening Of Hairs Bon
Marche, 2s2 West Madison street, will occur
next Friday. From the ginpses OF elegant
goods which we were per mitted to see, the
display Will excel all others combined.
."uere, lend us a hand, somebody" cried
good little Billy. struggling to climb over the
back fence to run away to the circns. And
his kind father, who happened to be near
and heard him, came up and lent him b and
about the size of a sugar-cured ham sixteen
or seventeen times. And the next time he
runs away to the circus Billy will try to get
along alone.
"Turner, l like your clothes, but you
We'll, I tried the cheap tailors during the
panic and have found ont your CLONES are
the best for me to buy" An old patron. Com-
lnent Is unnecessary. - "a
..Thew's girl In Deadwood, only 10 years
old, who can knock u squirrel out OF the
mustang help round up" . herd Of cattle,
and ride down a jack rabbit, and yet, the
i;tfia nny;tt~ 10 ,s nnt ~" married'u Beead
No. ~. shnild thint nj hegnd.
n,,.' sa;., saaA n1 4na,'d a,d r,oro,-are
tHo sosia1 season Is aI nann n,,,"t,ii n e ESrd
n Waf3isnn straet ~: tfa srasun's si1,pIy of
starinnnrr and nr;nting -
sr,,s,.a ,..,, - ~ - r,,,,n,+,. ~ {vahash
anoae ~ d'tS ~ tne e,oat t;nd n ~ nar1on
e. Rrn s. or s,,jsn1;1 n,sat marEe, rarV drsir
nh1a niaca tn tr.da (1nlv tia choicest of
meats nnn1trv and gomr are sold here.
- W,,n+ r. ~ .~ .l.;,,. - ha dona in coea
- ~ ~ III T., 80 Wy 4tst xnH6 ~ oo ..' - ~ -;
enranca oo',an;, @ ,ro,",fjv answared tha
bov at the fnot Of The tctass whose father had
hecn burned mi. oncl nr twice.
The seoson nf colds and :boy-fever is at
han13 anG snffarars ehnI,.l rf.mrmIhrr that the
raat remedy. ,.var diccn,ered FIR fhis class ri
aff1icfinne i tha rnnnnund Cnhehs Cira-
rattss ,,r,.narrd hv Goin X Rlncgi, chcmfsts,
Smol,nrs nv;dent,v annreciote SHOWS little
Fiirt f;vescent cinayrs cnrner Randolph and
Dearborn, streets for they take like hotcakes.
.Iospffv Is sick. In tha course of time it
viii he fDund out: there is something very
m,,healthv :,hout> ninno-playing. aud It is
likely that III the future the ills Of it will be
visited on the player, instead Of those who
live next door. Y on Bulow' is already par-
alyzed. - '->
Artistic styles, prompt attention to Gus
timers, aud moderate prices have made n. :.
Newton one Of the tavorit tailors OF Chicago.
PLAY SPADES if Won would win potatoes,
play clubs if you would deal witt. . rnf1ian;
play htarts It you would win friendship;
play diamonds If You would WIN woman.
, 1880-10-10

Positively the finest Bets teeth 81. Oumtniui
Dental Company, corn8f State aud Randolph.
, 1880-10-10
vicdou, and the prisoner was discharged accord

UEly.
JAMES WILSON, alias John Benson, the ma1
who was arrested and tried once for brutal!
assault upon mare was placed aEnin on trial
ID tho Criminal Co,lrt yesterday afternoon. The
end n rY wns 9et 1at late in the With
instructions to bring in sealed verdict
AN iusolyent debtor names Charles Wctnore
was thrown Into Jail yesterday mora1ng nt tao
whoin Dc o. owed the sun Of ST. t1le
former attempted to schedule OUT, plt NJ
Freeman was IN hand With counsel, and the
examination before Judge Loomis. who seoatne
eatistcd that be had not made fair and com
plete schedule of bis property. and rotaanoeu
him to jail.
JUDGE LooM1s, assisted by Justices Robinson
aud Hudson, yesterday morning canvtssed the
voto on the matter Of the vilIaae organization Of
River Forest, IN rig ard to which Two petluons
The contest, 1t will be remembered WAS be-
tween the temperance and anti Temperance in-
hnbitanta n the plnoe. The roles wh,Gn ; p, we're
don which had beeu secured by the tempernnce
people and as 1t resulted In forty-four votes
for and seven as'rns,t tne ptoposea @ a. ofganza@ 1.
plete victory for tho teetotAlers The Court or
dered an election for six Trustees to be held
0ss p os rsa Suck C. n e 70 eRaassa eeRPa
Thatcher judges Of the same.
TIE tax-buyers are getting theiE t., business
down to an exceedingly 1ne PUNT. The County
Irrlsnrcr 0Hertd TOT SAFE teStGtuAI ooAtn o4uo
IS more or less generally known, the property ia
such sales Is knocked down to the bidder who
will take the smallest portion thereof, and here-
tofpre such fructions as ono-tenth. one-hun-
dredth, and one-thousandth. and IN some casos
one -milinnth. part has been taken. During the
sale of yesterday the competition was 80 intense
tint III many cises vigturihonth OF lot has
erkbid for and accepted as it was tntinated
by some ope that this was tolerably SIN ~ trac-
uon, some arithmetic Investigations were be
made, which resulted in showing that yirin-
tiilionth would be expressed iu writing by plnc-
inr the figure over tho figures LuJ, ,G0 N0,-
00 0D 001 oO, ,O00 000. coo o0, ,00, ,0oO,-
0o0 ,o0o, and that this fraction nf tho great
Glohe itself might not prove more than grain
of sand. The fraction. Of Il lot Of land such ns
vent under the BANNER yesterday would prob
ably prove part Of q small-slzed molnculc: It
has been suggested Tint whon one ct these tax- r.
BUYERS pursues his claim the proprietor Of the
land wild set1le up by allowing the former to rub
the ground gently with q piece Of fine sand,
pupet aud depart with the accumulated real
EfAfa
, 1880-10-10
GRATulTOuS; TESTIMONIALS.

We were shown au excellent little reference
book. just published BY the Ha1I Safe s. Lock
Company of Cincinnati and Chicago, containing
some very complimentary notices from over
$500 bankers In the United Suites us tn the supe-
rior quality OF safes and loqks manufactured by
the ''Hall" Company. Their work certairly
takes the lead among the banks Chicago Office
at 1N and l4D Dearborn street.
, 1880-10-10
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

GEORGE ". GARNER, who was put In jail last
Wednesday On ca Ga for debt Of SAL. WAS
released yesterday under bonds Of $25Q
4 soLLE PRosEQC was entered yesterday in
the Criminal Court III the case Of Patrick Con-
don. arrested some time ago and indicted On a
charge Of robbery from the person Of Mr.
Wells, an employee Of the South Side Gas Conl-
pany. The case which the prosecution had pre-
, 1880-10-10

WdHI VOK 6Eot MuSICIRN5 oHY'
For beautiful, strong. pure singing qualities
Of tone there is no Instrument that will equal
the new improved Bauer piano, while It's dura-
bility and elastic and delicate touch is simply
wonderful" TIE TRIBUNE advises you to test
it once at julius Bauer & Co.'S, l&s and 1B4 Wa
bash Avenue.
, 1880-10-10
FAfi f1RF.

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Oct 8.-George F. Wilson.
formerly OF the Rumford Chemical Works. has
made an assignment. The amount for which he
failed exceeds $5,0.000
, 1880-10-10

Buck t. Rayues's Moth Powder destroys roach.
g, 4eas, tiles, and bedbuGa.
, 1880-10-10
mARRIAGES.

4 perfect smoke-hurner for steam boilers
Borden, Sp!leck & Co., Chicago.
, 1880-10-10

posed that apopicxy, supertnduced hy huri
drink. was the cause of death. The deceased
out tine In the House of Correction
REPORTER Yesterday looked u2 the cele-
b1atcd Mrs. O'Leary. whose COW kicked over the
lantern that started tho fire which burned up
the bc1ter part Of Chicago IN 1871. He d'scoy-
cred her living with her husMlnd aud children
on the southwest corner OF Winter,and Forty
ninth street, In the Town Of Lake. The old
lady herself could not be seen, but her son
stated that she stuck by her tale thar there was
and the lantern; 1t was nothing but newspe-
per lie.
THE eighth series Of lectures given By the
Philosophical Society will be opened Saturday
evening by Prof. Rodney welch: who will deliver
zatton." Meetings will be held every Saturday
evening until Mny in the club-room at the
Primer House, and all interested ia Speculative
and Naiur;l Science s,nu History in their philo-
Ropniea,l aspects are invited to attend. The
price for the course Is g.; single lectures Is
cents
REAusEAST Commandery, No. &, OF Baltimore.
Conclave that they recently showed their uppre-
citation by besrowing honorary mem6erships
upon the following Chicago Knights who paid
them considerable Al1eution while here: Thongs
Laac. John II. 3onnell, and c. +. Hall. Mayor
Harrison WIS also thus houoted On account or
the warm speech Of welcome he made at tho
Palmer House breakfast
4 HORSE attached to a hour and feed wagon
owned By Loewenthal & Bro: OF Nos 10 and Il
North Clark street. took fright at o'clock last
evening and ran west on Randolph street to
Ha1sted. then turning north Tho lines broke.
md the driver, Joachim Keon, WAS thrown cut
wound, and was considerably Injured about the
neck BY the horse stepping upon him. BE YVES
tzkan to the drug store. No. North Halsted
, 1880-10-10
THE CITY.


+ copr. or london. England. is Mt the Tre-
-.... ~'
" op.cr and famt,v. If Detroit. are st the
VI" IL Of1A1A s'A1o A@u1n'' ~ 0e~~7 ~
fremont
Two hundred barrels OF alcohol we're exported
Saturday
r,,r uo, " n8 stowerl. of Appleton. Wis,
1nf. 1uo. ~ ~ 49, S%~ ~A4 ~N
Is at the Palmer. -
GREEN h. RAEN. Internal Revenue ComHis7
x,oner is Ut The Pacific
=, y v.+eo, ~ Nav f>r,eansL
- .arr;..ar,ad a. 4he ,rremont
THADpEUS C. POUND. M. c., OF Wisconsin, reg
ts,ercd ut the fremont yesterday.
G n rr,,r co,o,o, Nanaper of the Union
80 - a. g. .,.,,.sa 1.-a - -. ~ - pa,1oa1
tac1Hc Aatieoao' 40 a. e0o '11@~ -
GEN JAMES 3. WEAVER the Greenback candi-
date for President, Is at the Palmer. "
n.x. c,,n r.r-..rr. maid our <9s nm pold aud
k20o silver ano receiver s7''oo s'i'ei
The Calumet Club viii receive elecnon TO-
turns at the clubhouse Tuesday evening.
n H;,l;rsrle. at Mobile, Ala, are at the Pacific
"' &aiAis"1oe' oA n.o1a,.x,.
FRANK Il. CLARK. General " estefn Faases'sct
Agent Of the ~Hoosac Tunnel ha'lfoan' '7 al LIS
- e.n,x ~ wosb,no+on Tinted
....s go Con,n,saonar ,s at tt,a Pacino with
s!ateS s,!s 81 : ahp eo'n11n9S1'ae'' 40 ~
MS VIE
CAPT. HARRISON. c. Edwards J. q: McCaFtny,
and r Il Abraham, London, England; and F. t.
Brodie. Dublin, Ireland are at LIE 1@i'ne1'
TaE Internal Revenue Office received an. SsLa1',
stapes. M6G for beer. and S::a5, lie for spirits.
TEE yesty of the Church Of the Epiphany
y {er ct asso eas'r
ciate. Robert H. Walker.
r,- wouo,,s Hosn,tai dinners provided at 81
and e washtnaion strcc1 the past week by the
ana Or sa.oaH asne ~ that charitable institution
lRdy managers " LIZ. .. kuu tanror
VIII De cont'nueo ~. s1- ~ - ,he f,,,cs.1o
IaE feguia1n ns,t1., gns yss heid yesterday after
ea.a Ths ~ ,varI wns chiefly routine business in
noon, Ins "1r for the nrrnrization OF the fau
prepA1a1+oo AVA "40
tefm' u.,. <a,
THE Executive CommlHec OF tae nome as ~ ~
Pansr House se and considered number q bids
A. Ut - tanu i1,ee,aG o TA>A ~~4~
to be 'ocateo' <,,~..,-o,, ,x
The temperature yesterday. q oosG1teo ~
Manasse,r optician n Madison atreet tihnuSE
Bnt!diaSh vas u. = u ~ m Is. Barometer.
H. =; 50 e. - :; ~, - ~ -: "a AZ s55' N'
=. 4n'' -'''-' - 10y r.. =, +he ca,-
riage Manufacturers Of tho United STATES Wnlcn
hold q convention at the Grand pacthe On ne ne
n nt hs'; as 9e ta nroxra@ It viii be reported
nosi IN lew ~ = daSs. . re
Dr. THOMAS will preach this evening 10 Cen
tenary Church. on Monroe street nsar Morgan. E n.
This Is the last sermon that he viii proacn III
this building. his three term closing TO-DAY
This morning there WILL oo cn'Aofen se' ~
the cnutca'
+ L Scorr and wife Paris; = Me.cneamanu; = mn
Ms Carter, Tetersaeld. England: james Wright
and william Kllen, Belfast, ireland, and Theo-
foreign 9les1s at the Pacific
Mir. G. ", DoR1AsD, publisher md bookseller
of 1tf3 State Street was presented with gold
headed cane by bis employees in the office q. the
Oct / and rfsnonded by a neat little speech,
The Indianapolis leader., 1880-05-15
Value OF q Doctors Services.


was called at midnight to visit a gentle.
man who had just returned from a late din.
ner, where he had succeeded by hasty eating
in lodging large fsh-bone in his throat. l
provided myself with an emetic, a pair of
esophagus forceps, and other paraphernalia
designed to give him relief, and hurriedly
repaired to his room. l found him pacing
up and down the floor with look of intense
distress and anxiety, occasionally running his
fingers down his throat and gagging. He
told me, in tones of despair, that he thought
it was all up with him, but begged me- if the
least glimmer of hope remained, to proceed
at once In my efforts to relieve him. He ex-
travagantly declared, in the generosity of
spirit begot by the vividness of his fears that
he would give 81 ,OO0, 900 to have that fish
bone removed. l assured him that such cases
were frequent, and ordinarily not attended
with much danger, before proceeding to carry
out measures for relief His fears underwent
soma diminution on the strength of this, and
he then declared that $50, 900 would no more
than repay the skill and art required to ex-
tricate the unwelcome intruder. smiled
and proceeded to introduce the forceps, but
after several attempts failed to grasp the bon @.
His fears again induced him to mention a
fabulous sum as the need of the services that
would expel the object of his terrors. then
gave him the emetic, its depressing effect
causing his generosity to rise again. baromet-
ric-like, to very high pressure. In little
while the emetic disburdened him of the
greater part of his dinner, and with it up
came the fish bone. He gave sigh and q
look of relief, and solemnly looking toward
me, said: Doctor, wouldn't have that
thing in my throat again for $5p Ny fee
eventually resolved itself into the valuable
experience" that the occasion afforded me
The Indianapolis leader., 1880-05-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Bethel A. N. Church,

Bethel A. NJ. Church,
Corner Vermont and Columbia streets. Rev
w. G. Trevan, pastor. Residence, PA West
Vermont street. Hours of service: 1890 a.
m. and 7:3O p. m. Sunday school at 9 q. m
Allen A. M. 4. Church,
Broadway. Rev. r. Titus. pastor. Resi-
dence, 113 Oak street. Hours of service:
1920 a. m. and 7.S0 p. m. Sunday school at
school 2 p. m.
A. M. T.. Zion Church.
Corner Blackford and North streets. Rev.
j. Holiday, pastor. Residence Missouri
street. Hours of service, IL a. m. p. m.
and 8. p. m. Sunday school at IN. and
2. p. m.
Coke Chapel n. Z. Church.
Sixth street, between Mississippi and Ten
nessee. Rev. s. G. Turner, pastor. Resi-
dence, 25l West Fifth street. Hours of SER
vices, 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
at p. m.
Branch n. K. Church,
Blackford street, between North and Michi-
gan streets. Reverend j. g. Hart, pastor
Residence, Massachusetts, avenue. Hours OF
service, IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school at 9 a. a. m.
Second Baptist Church,
Michigan street, between Indiana avenue and
w CSe oeiCCt. lecN- 1sAoocc DiOy tOoy PoosSA
Residence, 270 Blake street. Hours of ser
vice, 1890 q. m, p m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun
day-school at 9 a. m.
Olive Baptist Church.
Hosbrook street, near Grove street. Rev. A
Summons, pastor. Residence, 1O6 LndeI
street. Hours of service, IL a. m, p. m
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 2 p. IN.
Calvary Baptist Church,
Corner Maple and Marrs streets. Rev. Tho'
Smith, pastor. Residence,-. Hours o
service, IL a. m, 3 p. m. and 8p. m. Sun
day-school at 9 q. m.
New Bethel Baptist Church,
Beeler street. Rev. j. r. Raynor, pastor
Residence, 1913 West Fourth street. Hour
of service. II a. m, p. m. and p. m. Sun
day-school at 8 q. m.
MT. Zion Baptist church,
Corner Second street and Lafayette railroad
Rev. VIM. Singleton, pastor. Residence
Bright street. Hours of service, ii a. m
p. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday-school at a.
Christian Church,
| Corner Fifth and Illinois streets, Elder j.
Marshall, pastor. esidence-- Hours {
service, II q. m. and p. m. Sunday-schot
at 8 q. m.
Tabernacle Baptist Church,
Corner Rhode Island and Maxwell street
Rev. g. Z. Wilson, pastor. Residence, IL
Minerva street. Hours of service, ii a.
3 p. m. and p. m. Sunday-school at a.
The Indianapolis leader., 1880-05-15
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