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CATHEDRAL S. PETER AND rAEr. coox.-
Wcyt Washington nnd Ieorta-srs.. The K, ER
E. Mct.urcn. = T. D.. Hishup. The ltev j. II Eev y,
priest In charlie Holy Communion. Sn m rGsses rss
munon u::a': school and chlldren,s a s.,ra-
Jp. H.: choral evening prayer, III. 9esstce,
THE NEy. JOHN IIEDMAS UFFlCI 4rr,s ,,o,.-
Ing und evening In St AnsSaElus' Church ~ LYNN
Wck-sL. near thsGslT0-nv. VI cetls-
THE REV: CLINTON LOCKE, b. D., oEf7c1 ,r.,
nv. near Stxtecnth-st- " "1oash-
T1tE REV. t. 4. HOLLAND WILL pRr4cu
Trinity Church. Morning subject: "rhe Scsani u At
knowledge OF Religion" Erenin: subieei. :.inehate
THEKEv. FREDERICK COL KTSEf pnr .vaps ,"a,s'
morntn;: aud evening in the ST Ja1nes' thn-cn ARs
uer Cnss nnd l1urs,n-sta,- 1ea Cdr
THE REV, HENRY G. PERRY WILL orr,,,
ute In ST. Stephens Church. Johnson-ss IaiL1- arL1-
Taylor and Twelfth. -' oes"eea
THE REV. ". j. pETlslE pREat17rs ,t,,..
1ns and evening in the Church Ut our sar5a MoHS-
nrr OF Belden md Lineoln-avs. to'' Coz
THE REV. Z. CUi4LAKD ADAMS writ ,r,.
Washington and ikobey-sts. Ut ioO q n gotnes an q
T. m. @ta ~
TIE REV. r. y. MORRISON. in. ppr,r
morning and evening in the Church u tha f;ats ats
NJ. on Thsoop-st. near Adams. No' @p'aa"
TIE l!Ev I! ;,.s LINES T. THOMPSON oFF1c,.
vi 1--we nty-ninth-s1. ~'' soaia
SERVICES WILL. BE HELD MORNING ,vn
evening in St Luke's Mission, No. 3s; Puit-st AM
%TIlE REV. AtirtCR nITcIItE UFF1C, .r,,
morning and evening tn the Church OF the asnc,hs -
rorncr Ut North In sale and Elm-sts ason-
" THE KEv. b. F. FLEETWOOD pnEacup,
Cotts.Re Grove-av- and Thirty -sIxth-st sofoefo OF
THE REV. LUTHER rAIsDEE OFe1c, Inns,
morning nnd evening in the calvary Church m was
ren-Av.. near Oak1ey-st ; W Mas
, 1881-04-24

\ match safe-Onc put up where the small
boy can't get at it.
Zcbras arc very stylish; they wear striped
stockings up to tlleir llecks.
The store maple-srgar is now known as the
| oleomargarine Of tile forest.
\ man who was formerly night-watch.
man refers to it as Ills late occupation.
! OF all free Institutions the free lunch is
dearest to the Co,nmunist.-Neu Orleans
| Iicttyunc.
The Cleveland Herald puts it thus: Lucy
| You spring pOeul is accepted, but its pub
I lication is itdeiinitiy pustponcd.'
| Proycr5ial Phiosop]y-One hair in the
| hash will cause more hard feeling than
| seven illuminated luottoes on the wall eau
| overcome.
| Il Western paper reports the birth of 4
! male child with Wings Probably Nature in
tended him fur Il bank-cashier.- .-Philotlcl-
phiu Chronictc-Herutu.
The Inhabitants ot the Cannibal Islands
have discovered trichin;e in an American
missionary. This is Il sad blow ut one OF tile
eou'ttry's leading exports. l,itadctplil
CAfUniclc-ucruld.
The man who stepped out tn see 4 mani
four times during Il tive-act play at the
theatre, and OH each occasion returned with
an aromatic breath, did not understand WHY
he was called Il four-leaye clover.
4 State Senator Of Maine has been work
ins I'LL winter i'll Il Michigan lulnter-calnp
II the mcnlbers Ut all Legislatures wuuid
follow this glorious example alnl take to the
lunlber-woods every winter, what n lice,
quiet 1inle the taxpayers would have Louis
pillc Couricr-fou,itut.
Il mau in Schuylsill County, who suffered
Intense pain from liltlaIIatory rheumatism.
recently tried the knock-Chapel plaster cure,
and has not experienced Il particle of pain
fur Two weeks. Only IL few days ago he left
his bed for the first time in two years and
visited the cemetery. lie rode ln Il learsc.-
NUfristU,cn Hcru{tL
''But, my teall fellah,: said tho newly-ar-
driver who had called him "Colonel,' ~ :. but,
yer know" .'fhat don't llakt. any ditT.r,, iy,
cilcc, here i'll Galveston we call almnst every
loatcra and deatlaeat Colonel or Major. Have
kerridgc, General ?"--tiatccston Ne,rs.
Americans are of practical nature When
all Illinois furuler who had gut rich was
visiting in Switzerland, they dilated to him
on the beauty OF the surrounding scenery
Yes lie replied, "as scenery it's very
gool- But itstrikes me the I4pru has wasted
been itlide level and good farming land.''
They wanted to lynch hiln.-DUsto1a Post
Child Of !, taken Ill, is presented By CON
sidtrate aunt with several fine oranges, one
OF which she begins tn deyour with every
manifestation of delight. And what do
you sly 70 kind anntie who brought yuu the
beautiful oranges:' inquiries grandma,
anxious to call ont the latent polltencss III
the child's character. 'sShe may bring some
more when these are gone," responds the
cnlld, ller face Shining with orange-juice.
--KEs.--
, 1881-04-24

| n1NINE SERVICES, AND THE MIN
Will be hc!d to-ttay Mt tile fo1Iowtn:: churches:
CONGREGATIONAL.
THE REV. r. f. WlLiL.AHs WILL PREACH
mntnr 4 nn IT. sy:ns in the south Church. corner
TIE REV. l.. Z. ts,tuDWlS breaches MORN
ing a cy.nlns in the First Church, corner Ann and
THE REV. t1iAKLFs HALL EvENEs'r WILL
Sntfi soa, sna SvSn9 f IT Church.
ns IND evens n Gnon I nrk I'll chursh s'o'SS
,1 rE EEx sGx cxn;p AMpu y il, rE1E ST r,n nEAGEs
Dc:trbor,, und i'ark- plate. '''''
THE REV. Il. +. lEAyll~r BREACHES MORN
nef aaI vi s"pta Sseaf a ta e' ff church. cor
THE KEY; Z: a: TowLE BREACHES MORN
Ina lin AM and West Inronests M '' 0"'''A' e0'"'' ''''"
TIE Rt:y; Eyasrs KESr rKEAct1Es MORN.
wsoasts vi a Sss'' '''' e'''' corner u e''n'0 a'o
THE nEv: \: NoNNoE pMEAc1lEs MORNING:
A;H'Saeay aS WyoX rs Xvfsis 9itps SERVICES IN TIE
n-u uni p. H.
nr TIE pa ys',l y III w1L rKAG oHS
tween Van Hurcu ,:.ld HAEr!s,n-s.s.
TILE REV; .. \. BURGESS WILL PREACH IN
5ss t;s shaFf 5 Of and
THE REV. !. ". All.ES i.1rKEACII MORN
ns n1 syenn @ i shs nth Side Church. corner OF
THE KEY. CHARLES H. CATION WILL PREACH
r. s1 i ts T. s ~ sh .h s.
son-st. uld Uakles-av.
UNITARIAN.
TIE REV. T.. l. CALVIN WILL PREACH IN
ti,e rhira church. corncr Monroe and Lantn-sts.,
-, THE REV. BROOKE HEREFORD BREACHES IN
in%ss: of tn'sariansa hse%in': subject "Ds.
viii, t,,.,, ~,c,.r r. >,,, :,v,,, ,>,...<,,v
at Un1ts Church III the morning.
NEW JERUSALEM.
THE REV. ~. j. PESD!.EyOS WILL. PREACH
at lnen ra1k Chapel ut II IT, End a. Union parx
Hershey sin*s! Han Ut j i, m i sa1lect: ii factie,l M
Lessons Ut Tie Resurrection"
UxIvERsALIsr.
,g g1E d REv W. & GKGW tG 1: Ml; n1sEAG f.; MORN
c"rner of Washington and Sungamnn-.ss-
tux aa III il Il s. aas chaIss
INDEPENDENT.
,rKoF. SWING rEEAcllEs IN CENTRAL MUSIC
Tl1E lMy; De: II, ". THOMAS BREACHES IN
E .S aS G & XEEnAM = wt GnEAe
T.!E MEX A. xo!1KEn rnEActET III ~ THE
PRESBYTERIAN.
IT. TIE IR'; MEv. m m5;HKf *; r MihiEt WILL PREACH
tenniai bmpsi, this snornln.. tn the Sixth Chutch
Chapel, cnlner OF fsncrnncs And Uuk-nvs.
THE REV. ". H.. MCCUltki.E WILL PREACH
this lngNanE In tho Second Church, Michigan uy and
IEenticlh-st- No evening *!rvlce.
THE REV. H.. u. CUl.L.1soH WILL PREACH
mnrninE aEd evening In the Fullerton Avenue
Church
THE REV. HENIslCK JOH.;sUS D. H., WILL
preach in the Fourth Church. c0rter Of it,tsh ana
supera"r-st Evening subject: Bible Munncss..'
THE REV. y. E. kI1"TKEDGE WILL. rhEACliIS
the Third Church. Ashland and Oes-nvs. MOrlinE
tubIect: The Dsetp!es the eca Of Gall,re"
Evening subject: 1.-The Ascension und ExuItutiun |
OF Christ"
THE REV. s. Z. WlsIAKD BREACHES MORN |
Indfata-av. and Yhfrttctl-st
Till; REV. E. e. Ut;Gt:L breaches MORNING; I
Ing evenIn. In the Westminster Church. corner Of
ptoFta unu JacksUa-stS.
PkOF. FRANKLY ". FISH. D. D., breaches |
nv. and ywenty-n.st-st N
PROF. FRANCIS L. PATTON, D. H., LII. o. !
breaches 1T the jefferson Park Church, corner !
IhtOop und AuAuls-sts.. lU:1 u. n. nnd 1:k D. m
THE REE. LANES MACtAuGHLAS BREACHES
u -an2Amou and AdHms-sta.
, 1881-04-24

William Lee Howard-A Remarkable
Young Man.
Fhe Game Of "Draw" at Delmonico's-
Clara Morris Husband Mad.

At all events ADoty WIS HUE t!IA4t Juo'A''e0
in his loud observation that lie would never
give another special matinee. AS 1or the
BsTnl,ardt herself she must haze been amazed
at sncil a representation Ui the Eu3iu 10
to which she belongs. She certainly never
nlayel III all her life before to such al atlul-
euce The Lion Tanner vi the Nlniaiayas
was there. There also were tsla NlM 'lan
from Dorneo, the Beautiful Circasslan Glrl
FROM the Dowery Museum, the gifted. pro-
prietor of tile Learned Pig, and the atfahlc
Princess from Thompson street vii Zuln-
land. The wonderful elasticity and bound
lesness, so to speak. Of the profession !"
were never more literally Illustrated. Orig
inaiIy, | believe. 1t W.s Intended That
each manager should march with his
own company, just as a Sunday
school class goes on parade with its teacher
Wal1ack was to have :narslalcd Tearie and
Rose Coshlan. John Gilbert and Mmt-
Ponisi, Adelaide Dctchen and Pitt. Elton a1ld
Effic GerIuor, and all the rest, two anu two.
". u. Palmer, with Caza.lran for Ills deputy,
should have led lis own cohort. also III pairs.
Charley Thorne and Rose Eytinge. De Belle
willie and sweet, ssnperjng Sarah ,jewett,
John parselle and Mrs. Wilkins, ami all the
others. The Madison Square company
should have marched like cathedral choris-
tiers i'll procession. headed by the brnthers
Mallory i'll their surpliccS. u nllappily THIS
~ '..u ~ ;ttI p.,ti ~ 1Ea Fil,antr.
tlstGau, LIZ Esu th,;r - h,t. and 1,'.;r
diamonds, brought their q gals" as if toa
picnic. Tearle and Gilbert were the only
representatives OF Mr.. Wallack, and as for the
rhars ,..as ler...,t ia3i ~ Inn ot thls l:,st
,,,I:ss;n,s,i Mus ,,,;,,,.. ho,}, se the 1hcatre
and out Within l was delighted to observe
s't -, ill., 80 ,,rd ~ t,a i1nr .,d ynu,,t,
+i,s+ ~ ~, E;s ,,as.ar ~ ben,d Er,o -, h,",,ti,
wi, o i,. is m -, IN ~. i;f., h..fn..s w,s
.,t,,I,p pe.er,on.., ~ t. s'. In. Eumct-;" :,
Saua.5 s,i 80 ~ a',L,,mi;,,r ,;+i.
pni,ri,t ~ u ,,.a;' a,,j ,,;tletsn| . Ih,',,tt,
ulasmt a..' INV a" ..t, ~ - +nn ~. sr pno,T,
sy, haaI, "uu n',,,f,,i I1 ,,3hor a5 'f
even even @ Knows T Euslsh. Ills pr"t,f that he IS !,
sotiaua!'e t!seI' s1". tst M 1.Iu 49,. ~
glAllylnS. <anloh,s th3:c WIZ !ooA Ealse
ca y. ., me ,i,,, stn Ia, H., II, f,r, noar
."eI: ,,,;';sI t,u -, tin c,,,' ,,.sras ,,d
nc -. 1t,tte4 "t.A.t it e1s<.oi3 n!it.! MAe!
ue DeInliaidt ic1l ~ oesi'7 l''atnel!, 1ahe IL
nll n an. l y nays never seeM such Keen up
m aeGaa.in ~ ta'lt !l g. .,u Su.n
ns ula at Inc looth professional hlst1liae::
OntsIuta, n0"cver. tnele WIS Il @ooo ueal oi
laugn1ef- Inc DftSiller WIS we're csrelu!
slot - venture past lle l'cket.esl1e. anu 1
~ - exohus III all lnanl'erol quaint dverSlnns.
Nose Flake came GREATNESS up the Steps anu
wanted 10 KNOW II ne c1fld get H. Let
me 60 anu See, 1uoth John llicc, wheuer
There's at least Il hundred dollars III the
house, said Tooker to It solemn person who
believed that lie could buy ticket
III bet you S,2;' cries De Wolf Hopper
that if you 70 through the pockets Of the !
fhole audience you won't ind half the
, 1881-04-24
A DOOK-AGENr yASQU1S1IED.


Yesterday evening Prof. Stewart went into
the Delmonc0 restaurant and asked Andy,
the irrcpressible head steward, to bring him
some stuffed mutton and parsnips. No
sooner had the Professor seated himself ut
one of the small tables than 4 book-agent
cume IN ind took the other side of tile board.
The two men were strangers, but, rs a mat
ter OF course, tile book-peddler couldn't
keep still, and presently made some CONVEX
sati0llal advance to Stewart:
Are not these meteorological disturb
ances somewhat peculiar for these lati-
tutteS9n
Tie Professor paused d moment us he was
MASKING Il potato AMI replied:
''Guess it's about the s;1ne thing every
year"
..ln seasons of atmospheric depression
alternatln. with unexpected boreal excite
1neIt and rapid changes resultant OIL sudden
acculn1Iatiol,s Of moisture, such .elspositlonf
of the stprnl belt are not, III my opinion, ell
"Exactly," remarked the Professor, lifting
tly nut Of his coffee.
But" continued the agent. delighted at
the style in which he was erowttng the pro-
fcsSion, II doubt not but that certain en-
crgetic polarizations of the molecules in the
elcctricaIly-charged clouds"
At this point the Professor, who had been
Knocked around the ring crowded to tile
ropes, so to speak, became fairly roused to
lis position.
All, exactly, my friend: i'll the ledge are
vast deposits Of minerals. Fonndin VOLCANIC
matrices and disintegrated by the uplleayal
Of putonic anu selni-fuccd MASSES ut silici-
GUS alunlnia, mingled with homogeneous
debris of porphyry, the molecules Of kaolined
feidites with Il Slight potash base the deconl-
position Of felttspar is most affected along
the line OF the horizontal cleavage and nec-
essariIy the liberated oxide of manganese,
combined with the perco!at:on Of the nlisalies
which perlneate the entire mass, causing n
pronounced state of polarization, Which ca,l-
not fail to account for the peculiar attraction
i'll the vicinity. / might further explain tie
intricate chemical properties OF the belt BY
illustrating the
BY this time, however, the booE-agent, who
during the round had been verbally pasted
it the jaw, smashed in the nose, and bitfed i'll
tile eye rose from his seat, paid full price for
his half-eaten meal, and shOtout OF the place.
Andy said he examined the Professor, found
Ills pulse regular, no signs of perspiration,
and his mind intact.
, 1881-04-24

Prof F3orsford,s E:akin. Powder.
Or. Waller, Chemist Of New York Honsi of
Health. in II relnrt OF the purity OF food RECON-
nlcnus tire USE of baking powders made by Prof.
Iursfur,l's prUcpss
, 1881-04-24

THE REV J. II. WORNALL, DID,. PPE.cs-
morning and evening In the Eighth Ebnr"hs ACHEy
West Washington and Kobey-sts., 3'eH coFne,
THE REV. D. HARRIS breaches Non,,,..
3aHgaMOn-st3- Noo aaa
THE REV. j. Fl. WALKER breaches v,n.-
Lcavitt-st. and the park. ea' eusnar
, 1881-04-24

rIIEKEy; CIIAKLEs koEl:SEK WILL ppr,e,
Dearour1i~av- and Erie-st. ut O:t5 H. m ana neso
THE REV. " ASHMEAD sCHAEFtEr sy,s. "a
preach in the Wicker Park Church. curner ~ ny ILL
Nv ind 1e Mnyne-st. nj III: Il and rs ~ mno5ns
PROF LErEKINGHAUS WILL pltEAcfr w.
gllsh In the Seminary corner Ohio uud S51,1oN ~ ES
7;lj .. n. -'"e4e-sa u
, 1881-04-24

THE REV. W. CRAVEN TEACHES AT Z. -"
in The Wn~tinxsoniun Home Chape!.
COL GEORGE X. CLARKE will lead the Gosps.t G,p.
anu Fun l3urcn-s1s.
THERE WILL III; y baptism ~ THE TEE.
Christian Church In the lake the fuot OF l"eh9
nftfl-ss- ut u III.
ELDER ". H. KELLEY. FORMERLY MlssiU;S,, ~,
~ trah. will preach II, Castle Hall. d9 West LaAs
st., morning and evening" ...,
Dll MATitE.wSuS Will. PREACH MORStSo
and evenin.. atyl south Grecn-sL
MR. DONALD NUss WILL. HOLD \ Gosa1n -
Lecture Ut 3p. III. Subject: Abraham Conx po"4
IT, Egypt"
GOsrEL MEETING AT oil sTA1'E-sT. Al,
and III p. N.
GOSPEL. MEETING AT es NORTH cLAnR-si'
ut s:5J T. x7
THE CENTRAL MEETING OF FRIENDS TAkE9
place at l9D H. III. in the AthcnEum BuiIulu9+
THE CHICAGO CIiIiDKENS PKoGREsst' At
lyccum meets In Castle Hall. GID West LuHe-s-'~ ~
l2::.J-
THE FIRST SOCIETY OF SI'IItITuAI LISTS NEEs Nls1.
IN Fnirhank Hall Ut 1:@J H. Mrs. Cora u H.
por: social pspt!ctlts spiritually sp!vtu fsu fsu,,xn
sphere Of Fourier. Bible interpretations tntu Nd
Mrs tichmont In 3la:tines i'uriur, curner Nouo a
Nniuut--t*, NJ lu:ti H. ....r
\ SrlKlrUALISr AND MEDIUM MEEtt,st st
VIII be held in The hull No. liz West Nudtson7~
2p. IN. xv
THE FORTr-F1KST ANSIvEkSAHY OF L. -
Ch!cat:o Etbie Society Will be be!d the t0utto E3
1yrerlau LAurcu tiia eveutux. u
, 1881-04-24

Posthunaou. Scandals.
London need throw no stones ut Paris with
Its po5thumouS scandals about George Sand,
, 1881-04-24
BAPTIST,

TIE REV G. C. L<,EiME.ls H. D.. WILL pRracu
morning und even!n. In the First Ghuryt Wornin9
SUBJECT: Culture in Cities" Evening smhiac..
Christ the Everlasting Yea OF God" '1"'ess-
THE REV. W. II. LAW RENEE WILL pRracu
morning hnd evening tn the Second Church
THE kEv. A. X. PARKER VIII. PREACH
this morning in the Fourth Church. ana Ihe past,T in
the evening" -
THE REV JOSEPH RowLEY WILL, PREACH
morning and evening In North star Church.
THE REV. J. r. HEliHOE WILL. PREAcH
morning ind ercninE in University pace Churcb
THE REV. KERR d. TEPPEk WILL PREACH
in University Place Church aI I'D p. m.
THE REV. t. PERRIN WILL PREACH MORN.
Ing and evcntn. In " estern Avenue Church
THE REV. W. H. PARKER WILL PREACH
morning and evening In Coventry Street Church.
THE REV. J. t. DE BAl~rlSTE WILL PREACH
morning and evening In Olivet Church.
THE REV. f. 0. TAYLOR WILL PREACH
morning nnd evening In the Central Church, 20 o..
chnrd-st.
THE REV. MIR. MEYER WILL PRE- ACu MORN.
Ing and evening In the First German Church
THE REV J. Il. SESTH WILL PREACH MORN
Ing evening in the First Norwegian Church, corner
Noble nnd Uhta-sts-
THE REV JOHN oSGMAS WILL. PREACH
morning and cvcntn. Int the First Swedish Church ou
Yak near Sei.wiek-sr-
Gospel meeting ut 7:jJ D. m- in the Tabernacle, No
~ NabaSh-Mv- - 3S
THE REy.J. E. HAMILTON HOLDS SERVICES
nurntng nnd evening In the church curner Thirty
sixth urid DenrbOrn-5ts
THE kEr.L. W. POLK WILL PREACH MORN
nE and evening tn the Providence Church, On North
irving place.
, 1881-04-24
METHnnYEr

THE REV. Join wILLtA:ss,S PREAcmEsn n
Sbars ee:aer tis1x md Aeas i.s ea'
t9s]ts.; H., T.; Never Man Spoke Like This Num- wnat
II tss a;"5ains ~ saa i5s itsv: r & lia'asa t. i. i
THE nEy. NOHEsr D. SHEPPARD WILL
preach at Grace Church. corner lA4 sale aud White
Fowe FSx1s Sew Sofa % press IT,
evening.
TIE REV FRANK N; BRISTOL WILL PREACH
| morning and evening In Wabash Avenue Church.
THE REV. a. {. t;Eolst; E WILL PREACH MORN.
ing and evening in the Centenary Church. on Mon
morning A:d the Rev. c. IL Fowler b. D. Ihis evTn-
tns in Trinity Church. coFncr lnd'ana-ay ana Twen
morning and evening in The church corner ADJ nd
THE REV. ]. ". RICHARDS pREAcuEs MORN
.ng and G evening In Emmanuel Church, corner ias-
THE REV. J. LISE:BEEGER breaches MoRS-
In. ai'a evening in Gsant Place Church, curner Lar
THE REV. T. X. S'rRuBH1DGE pKEACHEs
1nornlnE und cvsnsn: In the church eorncr tasz.av
nnd KHbes-st Evening subject: The Charactef Of
~, rnE ns ny; @ J. "; y PHELPS @ rnEAc1lEs q M9E.S-
near Sewbe1ry-ay.
aiE nEy ns;nn n ind d
Church. near Th1rty-n!ntE-et
THE REV. GEORGE CHASE PKEACHES IN
the church corner 1T FultOn-sL and 4trtesian-aE.
THE KEY. JDSEtfl CALDWELL EKEACt1ES
morning ind evening ut No. ~ Suuh Halsted-sl.
THE REV. Il. T.. VAN HORNE breaches 1T
lUa5 H. H. til the Simpson Church on BGnaeldst near
Archer-ny
TIE nEy.I. ". CALDWELL. breaches MORN
luz ad evening III Western Avenue Church, corner
West MonrOc-st
THE REV. w. CRAVEN Will PREACH MORN
Ing Mnd evening In the Winter Street Church
THE REV. Fl. KELLOGG BREACHES IN TIE
Asbu7y Chape! On ku@suth-st.
THE KEF. .. ii. CESSNA breaches IN TEH
church indiunu-st
THE REV. +. PORTER BREACHES MORNING
anu evening In the Lincoln street Church.
! THE REV. J. j. KELLER FItEACNES IN THE
Gern,nn Church. lS5 North Ashfand-Ar.. morning anu
evening.
THE REV. J. sC1IE1L breaches M0RSlSd
and erentnE In the Emmanuel Germun corner LINN
and NiDetctnth-sts- ~
THE REV. c. H. stMOSS breaches MORNING
and evening III the First German, Sn 81 Clyboufn-af-
THE REV. r. Gtrl~rSCIlAl4K BREACHES IuRN-
ing nnd evening IN The Maxwell Street Church. No~
US
THE REV. H. wEGSEK rnEAcIIEs MORNING.
n,6 evening in the Portland Avenue German, corner
Twenty -ci.hth-st--
TIE REV. FIR. MEYER pREACIlES IN THE
Centre street Gerln:tn Church. corner Dayton-av.
THE REV. u. H. SOIs1.lS BREACHES In Thh
First Swedish. corner Market und Uak-sts-
TIE REV. JOHN SlGitES FKEACIlEs Molly MO.s
morning IND evening in the Second swedish touIeu*
Tn North May, near FFie-st
Till: REV. JAMES SASAkEE rI.EACHEs
morning nnd evening In the Second Norwegian
Church, on West Division-st.. near 1lolt-av.
THE REV II. HANSEN BREACHES II The
First Norwegian Church, corner Indiana a1.o saaS
mon-sts.
, 1881-04-24

THE wOMAS'S CHRISTIAN TEMrERANtan
Gnon l.o,d daily Gnsnci 'ncetn Sundays asesac
~! aladisuu uId frou Arcade court The Leaders ~ ~
this week nre: Monday. Miss Lucia ktmbafa lae
4. Merrinu. Thursday. Mrs. T. II. Case: Friday. MI
H. \. Cummings: Saturday. Mrs Conkfn+ .,
\ GOSPEL MEETING Is HELD EVERY sossS
dNy ut lai West f.tke-st ut O'Clock H. m conu0c'eS
by the Woman. Christian Temperance Union
allce meeting Ut y. H. III the corner Ut Noble xna
Uho-sts-
, 1881-04-24

THE REV. ". j. rt:SDLETDS WILL. PEEACI
nt 1tncn Park Chn1ei Ut II End al Union puri
Temple Ut p- ILL.,
T!tE HEv. l.. +. MERCER WILL, PREACH IN
Lessons of The Resurrection
, 1881-04-24

THE REV. ". i. CROW WILL PREACH MORN
Ing and evening In the Church Of the kedee1uer,
c"rner of Washington and Sunganlnn-s,s-
THE REV. ". H. ltr DER Will. PREACH MORN
Ing and evening In ST. isuls Church, Michixau-uy.
, 1881-04-24

n1VINE SERVICES, AND TIE MIN
~ i+iets who eUltnet them. Religious services
viii be helu to-day mt the fotloEtn:: churches:
, 1881-04-24

PROF. SWING BREACHES IN CENTRAL. MUSIC
Hall ut II
TIL; lsi:!. Dr. II. W. THOMAS breaches IN
Iooler's Theatre ut II ii.
THE REV. g.. T.. NEEDII.tM WILL. PREACH
informing and evening IT. chca:u-av. Church, corner
Ia SuIie-st.
THE KEy. a. lOukER BREACHES IN THE
Wcst-Sile rnbernucie cor Morgan and India nu-sts
, 1881-04-24

THE REV. +. !. CALVIN WILL PREACH IN
the fhru Church, corncr Munrue and Lai.-sts., ut
IU:+5 u,
THE REV BROOKE HEREFORD pIEACIIES IN
the Church Ut the Messiah, McIilan-nv. and
Iwenty-thrt-st. Morning subject: "Uu Various
I'hnses Of Entariantsn.'' Evening subject: '*De-
cAton."
THE REV. GEORGE. C.. M11.S WILL PREACH
at Gnlty Church In the morning. "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-07-14
The Presidents Wound.

"A New York special of Saturday tC
the Commercial says thut DR.. F. III
Hamilton expressed the view that the
very favorable condition of the Presi
dent for several days gave much ground
for the belief that he would ultimately
recover. In reply to questions regarding
the nature of the wound, as judged in
the light of a history of the case, Dr.
Hamilton said: Evidence is daily in.
creasing that no internal vital organ
has suffered any serious, or what might
be termed fatal, injury. This implies
that the ball must have suffered de-
Election from its original course, and
there seems much reason to suppose
that it eventually took its way down to-
wards the lower part of the abdominal
cavity, and that it is resting now some
where in that region at a point probably
where it does not seriously endanger life.
| will not speak of the abscess which is
likely to form at the probable seat of the
ball as seriously endangering the Presi-
dents life. The bullet may remain where
it is for an indefinite period for aught
we know, becoming encisted, or, what is
more probable, matter, will be formed
about it in sufficient quantity to render
absorption impossible. Then the matter
will, by an established law of nature,
in healthy constitution, such as that Of
the President, gradually and safely work
its way to the surface and be discharged.
The abscess formed about the ball, may
direct itself toward the skin through
some of the numerous outlets between
the muscles, when it will reach point
under the skin, SO as to be felt by
the finger to fiuctuate. Then the alb
scess can he safely opened, and the mat
ter permitted to escape. Sooner or later
after this the channel through which pus
has passed out may be examined by a
probe, and the exact seat of the ball in
this channel be determined, and the bull
let extracted. Or the abscess may seek
the surface by advancing towards the
skin by making perforati0n into an in
testine, which is an equally safe mode of
egress. By this method many baye been
from the abdominal cavity.
Not a few, indeed, have escaped by a
similar process into the bladder, but in
this case surgical operation is necessary
TO extract them; namely, an incision
like that made for ordini ry operation
for stone in the bladder. BY any of
these methods the ball may be removed
without triae of danger to the Presi-
dent" -..
When asked if any anxiety need be
felt in case it should prove that none of
the vital organs sustained serious inju-
ry, Dr. Hamilton said there would then
be little ground for apprehension. There
would he little fear but that nature
would take care 0f'the ball, or enable il
to be safely removed by surgical means.