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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

ACCORDING 70 every recognized theo-
ny of mental science lunatic cannot
feel rem rae for hia insane acts, how
ever horrible or atroeious they may be-
On cross. examination, Guiteau ac,
knowfadged that he felt remorse for
his great crime The prosecution in
the case feels that by this one admis-
sion it has, in effect, broken down the
only plea of the defense, that Of in
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
THE FIRE FIEND.
1t Holds sway at Minneapolis and
Results in Great Loss OF Life and
Property.

II sway H1nne1DOI1S ana
Results in Great Loss OF Life and
Property.
ST.. PAUL, Dec. 5.-At o'clock this
morning a fire broke out in the milling
district of Minneapolis. destroying be
fore it was suhGued, four Large -four
mills and one cotton mil, and causing
the death of at least four men. The
fire broke out in the Pillsbury "B''
Touring MILL owned and operated by
Z. A. PIllsbury 4 Co. 1t communicat-
ed to the Excelsior mill, owned bv ID
Morrison, and operated by C. i. Pills
bury x Co. and to the Minneapolis
mill. owned and operated by Crocker,
Fisk & Co., which exploded, killing
Neill Frederics, first assistant engineer
of the fire department. The fire then
communicated to the Empire mill,
owned by l.. +. Watson. of Mas
| sachusetts, and opera ted by C. A. Pills
bury Il Co. A street having been
reached at this point, the fire was got
under control, but the brands from the
conflagration falling upon the roof OF
the cotton mill near by, owned hy D.
Morrison, it was also consumed. Thus
MILL
were consumed, with the railroad on
the trestie work in the rear Of the
mills, and several freight cars filled
with wheat The fire had communi-
Gated to the mill of Crocker, Fix & Co,
and when the explosion occurred il
/ leveled the walls of the structure
! crushing the elevated railroad track ir
front of the mill and killing three per
Sons, injuring another fatally, ard seve
| raj others in less degree.
The capacity OF the mills burned il
2.400 barrels. The total capacity Of the
Minneapolis mills is % $40 barrels
those destroyed representing about
one-tenth of the whole.
VALUE OF LHE MILLS AND STOCKS.
The Pillsbury "B" mill, owned be G.
A. Pi lshury IL Co., was valued on the
books of the firm at $4,000, which in
cluded the site.
The Empire, owned by L. S. Wat
son, of Massachusetts, was worth S125,
600.
The Excelsior, owned by D. Morri
son, $40 100
The Minneapolis mill Of Crock, Fisl
& Co, was worth S125 000
All the mills contained more or les,
stock. Pillsbury & Co. were fully GOV
cred by insurance on this part Of tn,
loss. Their total net loss Is probably
$4,000 on Pillsbury ''B" mill.
The cotton mill was valued at $40,
600, was owned by d. Morrison, ant
leased by Henry Hompkirt. The losse
may be summarized as follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

LIEUTENANT GENERAL Phil. H.
SHERIDAN. who has made tour through
the Yellowstone Park, reports to Cen
erol Drum, the adjutant general of the
army, that the government approprIa-
ton for the preservation of that valu-
able property should be increased ana
company Of cavalry detailed to protect
and care for the park.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

DR. Il. v. PIERcE, Bptf4Io, N, T.: Dear Sir
was sick for III yezrs- and could scarcely walk
about the house. Ny breath was short. aud
suffered f,oEn pain IN my breast and stomach all
tie time; aiso frvm paipifatiOn and an internal
fever, or burning sensasi D, and experienced fro
qBent smofhering or choking sensations. I slso
suffered from pain los down across my bowels and
10 my back and was much redncd 10 q. sh-
have used your Gplden Medical Discovery and
7Rarorite Prescription and feel that am well
Very respectfully,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
GENERAL NOTES

THE mayor Of Council Bluffs sends out
official notice that there ia not a case of
smallpox in that CITY.
Tue national butter and cheese conven-
tien passed a resolution favoring law 10
prevent adulterations of dairy products.
PIsToL, supposed 10 be that with
which Letruy killed Gold in an English
railway coach, has been found beside the
track OF the Brighton line.
THE public febf. l.ss the cash in the
ury, is Sits 2s5 $40 The decrease
tor November was S7,249 1876 The coin
. r. ticates in circulation amount to ST.
S7l 750
An Bowling Green. Ky. + q. Logan,
managing editor of The Courier-Journdl,
81 louisville, was married t. Mrs Lena
tovirgton, and sister ot the bride was
united 70 Robert +. Dulaney.
TIE federal grand jury at Omaha mas
tound true bills against Superintendent
/ Gorbin, az the Sidney and Dead V ood stage
linz {. +. lddings, agent at Sidney, and
Fred Glary postmaster at the latter point,
tor star route frauds.
0Sa valuation of Sl25, 900. The Times
and The Democrat OF New Oceans. will
be consolidated n, xt week. Major Bourke
holds i controlling interes,. thirty-6ve
business men Joining him in the enter
prise.
Anna DICKINSON LAWYER seat a young
man with a writ To serve on Fanny Dav-
! euport, rs she was playing in Macbeth
| at The Walnut street tseater, Philadel-
| phia. He was bounced behind the scenes
and much excitement. The action of the
lawyer was unusual and unlusiifable.
At the regular weekly sale Of the Cedar
/ Rapids dairy board OF trade. the other
day. 3l,0e0 pounds of butter were sold At
/ prices ranging from 80 to 80 cents, the ay-
erase being over 45 cents. Il is fair to
/ presume that the stock was the very best
on exhibition at the n4tional convention.
| Ar the annual meeting of Erie stock
/ holders Hugh Jeweit and a party of
| his friends were chosen directors. A div
idend OF 6 per cent. on the preferred stock
was declared, aNd like sum will be paid
on the income bonds. The gross earnings
were Se0,7l5 >. and the working ex-
penses SIS. .256 30.
IT is reported that John Taylor. the
head of The Mormon church, has taken
unto himself another wife, the latest vic
lm OF the aged polygamist being q
weslthy widow, whose property was her
chief charm IN the ewes of the venerable
IothArio. In order to defy detection and
proof OF this violation of the law a. ainst
poiygamy, Taylor took his bride.to & TEN.
pie far removed from Salt Lake Cnv, and
there in secrecy had the ceremony per
formed
THIS marriage OF August Belmont, Jr.
aud Miss Bessie H Morgan took place Al
The church VI the Ascension, in New
York, ia presence Of large number d
invited guests. The ceremony was per.
formed in English style By Rev DR.. J,Ehr
Cotton Smith. Baron Won RothschiIt
sent the bride necklace Of diamonds
one OF he stones being the most ySluabl,
on this side of the Atlantic. The happy
couple will sail for Europe to-day.
The New York MaI says the nle1s
/
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

AeeoRpiSa 10 the annual report o.
Secretary Lincoln, the expenditures OF
tile war department for the fiscal year
ending June -, 1881. were 81 - 2ol
The appropriations for lss2 were ST.
5il,216 Secretary Lincoln heartily in
dor-es tile rtc mmendation of General
sherman tlat liz army he increased 70
10000 men. and calls the attention Of
congress tn the necessity for legislation
~ prevent intrusion upen Indian lands,
especially IA tic lndiln territory, from
hAnala
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

The reductions in the star route mail
service during the month Of November
were over 100000 The postmaster
general has authorized the free trans
mission through the mails Of reports
of Agricultural colleges, which the law
requires u be interchanged among col
Ieges annually
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

Ii CoSGRrs5 shall adopt the recon-
mendation Of tie secretary Of the navy,
Uur government will in few years have
i powerful marine army Of defense,
which il has not had since the close of
the rebellion In the event of war
with foreign power, our great danger
would be from naval attacks along our
sea board, and this peril could be ef-
fectually met only by y formidable
navy Let Il, then, renew our navy as
coon III naaalhle
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

Mrs. Roscoe Conkling and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oakley recently engaged rooms f,n
the winter in New York, but Mrs. Oak
ley, the married daughter f Mrs
Conkling, took severe cold and hei
health became so bad that last week
ihey gave up their rooms and returned
10 ULica, n. Y, where they will remain
for the winter
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
IEazrnxssN. N.... Jan Il. 1sso.

have bs-sn sery mex over two years. They al
gave me up ss past enred- tried the most skill-
full physieiars but they did not reach the worst
part The lungs and heart would FL up eserI
night ard distress me, aad my throat uas Tery
bEs. told my children 1 never should die Y
pace until had tired Hep Bittsrs. I have
taken two bostles They have helped me Eess
much indeed an now weil. There was . IL
Of siek folks here Eho have seen how Thy hslgee
me. AID they used them and are eures. and fee
as thankfA a I do that there Is 80 yzluzhle q
ncdieine made. Mas, JULIA g. CrsHrsc-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

D. the destruction Of three great
aonring mills and one cotton mill, at
minneapolis, Mimi, the loss is about
s416, 500. Four rersons were killed by
al explosion. and five injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

William J. Locxhardt, well known
artist in Z 1chester, n. Y, died in that
city recently. He was born in Yer
ona, n. Y, in 1916, and had achieved
great success both in water colors and
oil. He has furnished many illustra-
tions for st. Nicholas and like periodI-
eals.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

In Cincinnati daily we notice that
Mr.. Tim Gleasoa, ex-member Of the
Council from the Fourth Ward of that
city, says be suffered terribly with
rheumatism all last winter and spring.
He tried all kinds Of liniments and
medicines without any benefit until be
used St. Jacobs Oil, the first application
of which insured full nights repose,
and its subsequent use entirely cared
him. II is a great remedy.-AkTon
fOhiOll Beacon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

Hundreds and thousands Of articles
suitable for Holiday Presents can now
be found at JAMES MoReAy.s popular
and progressive dry goods house, Mil
waukee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

4"What does encore meanF asks an
exchange. Il Is only one phase of a
unSyerssl desire among the sons OF
men tc get something for nothing, and
get It right of.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
The Count.

The state board of canvaSSers have
completed the canvass of votes at the
recent Wisconsin state election with the
following result:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

AMONG the witnesses in the Guiteau
rial H. Emory A. storrs, Of Chicago.
I'D ,h;rps Guiteau responsible for his
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
@rEMALE c0MPLaTNTs. ,

Webster was an esthete, because he
enthusiastically says in his dictionary
that the very "speak" is too uttur. ni
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

CANCERs AND OTHER TrMORs
ere treated with unusual success by Worlds Dis
pcnsary Medical Association, Budalo, y. Y. Send
stamp for pamphlet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

TIM stockholders Of the keely Mo-
tor company have begun suit in
equity against the inventor. asking,
tirst that hr he +. quired specifically 10
perform tic contract; second, that he
he directed u apply for letters patent
for all inventions which he ms agreed
~ assign II Tie company; third. that
hc he directed til deliver all the ma
chimes hr has yet constructed into the
custody If thr company and fourth,
that hc hr cli itfnei from receiving or
,IisuoSing of any II them. The COM
pany Was formed III 1871 on represen-
tation male hy keely that he was the
lisroverer If force or power existing
ii water, aud capable Of being obtained
tAerefron and applied by mechani-
cal process withoutcest or expense fur
iher than that of the machines neces-
sary for Obtaining and applying it.
keely' bubble" which IS now burst
81. has cost the eredalous investors
some S15o.noo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
M,lMnn..r nnrse.

MILWAUKEE Dec Flour In fair demand
steady. Wheat Tame, No. hard l.37 No.
2, l3O $50 for seller neeembef; .2S1a tor scer
January; 129's for seller February; 29s
for seller March, l.S0S for seller April; l.SS
for seller May; No. ), LILO; No. aud re-
jected nominal. eom-Lower; No. 2 COS;
Dat Nominally unchanged. No. ?, 43. hr-
Stronger, No. |, IS. Barley Dull and lower;
No. 2. 9IS. Provisions Dropping. Mess Pork
1925 for seller cash aud December; 1900
for seller January. Lard Prime steam, 100
for seller cash. Ills for seller January. Live
Hogs Dropping; At 56oa6.ol Receipts -four,
1890 wheat, 81 600, barley, %, $40 shipments,
-four, 20, ,72O wheat. II 3I6 barley, u, 700.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
Chicago market.

OHICAso Dec 7. Flour - Nominally un-
changed. Wheat Unsettled and low, r; No.
Chicago spring, l.261. "a l.26ss for seller cash
and seller December; I.27a, a .2s7. FOR seller
January; 4.dl2Szs for seller February
No. Chicago spring, l.l6; rejected, 9G,as2.
Corn-Active shade lower; G0a for seller
cash and seller December COZ for seller Janu-
airy; 6I tor seller Fvbruary; 65 for seller May;
rejected, SO. Oats Easier; 20 for seller cash.
Rye Steady aud unchanged. Barley Easier at
06. Flax Seed-W,ak. Mt Las. Dressed
Hogs-Easier, at 6.75H6.S5. Pork Active but
lower; old I6.50. new. II 90 for seller cash; aud
seller December 100 bid for seller January
I7.25a1s 27Is for seller February, II 45td " AK
for sci er March Lard-Actiye but lower, ll.0O
for seller cash and December; llllhall .
for seller January, ll.21h. a 80 for seller Feb
ruary; HES a Il.45 for seller March. Bulk
Meats Fair demand at lower rates shoulders,
6. 30; short ribs. i. 30, d. clear 9.40. Whisky
Steady and unchanged, l.l7 On call Wheat
Moderately active and higher; 1873 K for seller
January, I.29a l.29,. for seller February. Corn
Fairly active. shade higher, 60 = 5d60A. for
seller Januaay 6Ia6llS for seller February; Go
for seller May. Rye In good demand. Re-
ceipts- Flour, II GOO what, 81 500 corn, 1872
900 oats So 600 rye, 900. barley, 81 900 ship
ments, -four, Is zoe; wheat, 81 600; corn l6l OOO
oats, 4 500; rye 1000. barley, % ,O0". The Dro
ver's Journal reports: Hogs Receipts. 81 900
shipments 1000, weather unfayorable; weak;
56l 0c lower; sales, common to good mixed, $50
| a 5 95; light. 560G 800; heavy packing and
shipping 6.O0a 9 50; skips aud culls, 1909 5.25
Cattle Receipts 800 shipments loo, gener-
ally unchanged: exports, 6.2ja 200 extras, 100;
good TO choice shipping, 5.S0a 800 common to
] fair 4 j0a j.00 mixed butchers plentiful,
generally weak, steady. inferior to fair COVE,
2OOa25O good to choice; 3.OOa3 75 through
| Texans, 2.70d365 stockers aud feeders 2.5O
| a375. Sheep Receipts, 1000 shipments,
| 1000 very dull and weak; inferior to fair, zoo
! 42.5O medium 70 good; 3.O0a 400; extra, $50
! ATS; market oyerstocked with common.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

The man with c.,rD, who iHpru-
dently kicks an old hat Fl the side
walk, not knowing there is a brick In
side Of it. can appreciate the feelings
ofthe French in TunI-.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

The New York Mil says the 4ae,au
cards at luncheon party in that city
the other day. were painted by the d.
vorced wife of the hostess husband,
who now earns her living in this artistic
way.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

MEsgMAe's PEPTOsIzED BEEF TosIc. the only prep
araon Of beef coniAn il entirV nutritious III D.
lies IL - not stnIulsnt like th. extracts OF
beef, but contains 0o1 masking, force gensrating
and iife-sustaining properties; invaluable for IkDI
SEeTIos, DYEPEPsg., nervous prosirHtion. ami hi
forms of gsnSrzl debility also In al eBfeefe eondi-
tons Whether result Of ex baugtIon pros
tratiOn overNoTk aete disease, particularly Il
sulting from pulmonary Complaints Ca~weFl, Hazard
4 Co. proprietors, New York. sold by druggists
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09

THr chief clerk II Tic railway mail
seNf'c AZ ~ Monies saws tint only
about ~ per cent If the men Who So
cured positions as route agents III the
government railway mail service are
able ~ retain them Many imagine
that i savornmgnt position, IN the
hape u railway route agency is II
sinccure, hut soon lind out that il re-
auircs constant practice, 4 great power
Of memory. and mwearied diligence
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09
THIRD DAY.

In the dairy convention the subject
OF cheese was discussed. d. II. Bur
rell, of Little Valley, n Y, gave his
tory of cheese-making In tnat state.
The putting of lard INTO cheese was
severely censured. Skim milk Is only
popular because it is cheap. A dele
gate thought the cheese interests Of
Illinois had been killed by skimming.
The feeding Of corn fodder and of corn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-12-09


WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Emory st rrs,
of Chicago WAS called 10 the stand
The witness was asked In relation to
the political statils of the republican
party just prior to the shooting of the
president, if there were not elements
of disorder which threatened disrup-
ton. His reply was; Il think the re-
publican party a pretty difficult one 20
disrupt, and while there were elements
of discord my belief in the good sense
| of the rank and file is such that think
it would have held together" Upon
cross s-examination the witness said: Il
never saw anything in Guiteau to inGi-
cate that he could not distinguish be
tween right and wrong. ! never saw
anything in the conduct of The prisoner
that would indicate that he didn't know
the difference between guilt and inno-
! cence. / never saw anything to indi-
cate that ne would mot be responsible
for crime.
AS the l.anlle Of Speaker Randall,
Senator Bayard, ani President Arthur
we're called, al eyes were centered on
| the witness, but 10 witness appeared
and Scoville read 3 number of newspa-
, 1881-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 MEETING OF MEDIUMS AND SPIRITUAL
ISIS will be held In ines lialt, No u South Hal
steA-st., ut p. Public invited
THERE WILL Be 4 MEETING OF MEDIUMS
as the West-End qp.rn-lIonsc. No: ~ West sIadi-
son-5t, nt 5p N. Jcsste Sheppnrd will give tests.
ENGINEER GEORGE KlIEEl WILL LEAD
Inc rnllwaT mems meeting In the rcnling-rO 4.
the corner OF knzie and Ca!1al-sts. at sis D. N.
men are invited.
DR. MATI1EWsOS Will. PREACH MORNING;
and ercnsng IL the Advent Christian Church. vi South
Green-st- Seats frrc.
CENTRAL MEETING OF FRIENDS MET AT
lo:S1 a m. IN Athencun Building. Dearborn-st-, be-
tween Randolph and Lake. " ~
THE REX 7: y: SMITH. OF REoKGASIzED
ChnFch Ut Christ Of latter-Day Saints will preach
In Temperance Hail. 2H West 31udison-st- at (j::N u
1n- A1d In the church Gl0 West Lnkc-st- Mt 80 n
n Evening subject: Exposure OF NDr1npnism
The Governments Right to Interfere'
THERE WILL BE SERVICES IN BURR MIS-
FLOR r. corner Ct rxenty-third-st and Wentworth-av.
D1SC1pLES or CHRIST MEET AT 40. ~ WEST
Randolph-st at =: All arc Invited who are in
cllned to come and worship Cod
THE ECLEC1IC5 Will MELT At no, a13 WEST
5tadsen~st. ut D. m. Mrs. Sarnh II. Mills win lead
Seuts free.
THE REV. GEoRGE E. DYE WILL PREACH
at tho bstdewele Services commence as2 p. m.
: THERE WILL. BIZ NO MEETING OF TIE LIB
ernf Reunion to-day.
, 1881-08-21
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.

Among the pleasant social events of the
coming week will be the marriage of Miss
Fannie Howe, daughter Of Prof. A. j. Howe,
Of the University OF Chicago, and Mr.. W. G.
Shcre1, son of ". 7. Shercr, Esq. Tie cere--
mony will be performed Thursday morning,
At haif-pas1 $. in the University Place Hap-
tist Church, The Rev. G. {. Lorlmer ofliciat-
ing.
:; The marriage of Netlie J.. Bean 10 George
j. Miller will be solemnzel at Christ Church
Tuesday evening, Aue. .. at O'Clock.
The marriage of Miss Eva Wager to A1r.
Fred Bloss will occur Thursday evening,
Aug. 25 at the residence Of the brides
1norner, No. 4sti Marshtield avenue. =
4 correspondent inquiries whether the en-
gagenent riltg should he worn OIL tie first
or third finger Of the left hand. It should
be worn on the first finger.
, 1881-08-21
Weddings. for the Past Week
announcements for the
Future.
Wandering Chicagoans-from Paris
to the Rocky Mount
aims.
Notes Of the Latest FashI0us-6ossip
for the Weaker Sex.

..AE
4 quiet wedding took place at the. resi-
dence of Mrs. George Middendorf, Eusie
wood, "Wednesday evening, the contracting
parties being aliss Ella F. Rcarde2, OF Ene@e
wood, and Mr.. Lines G. Ruth. Of Chicag6,
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. r.
A. Hardin, of the Englewood NJ T. Church.
Married, Tuesday, Aug. 2. at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. e. Ott,
Miss Susie L. Burcker, Of Chicago, and Mr..
John Schanl, Of Mount Morris. editor of the
Qgle County Democrat, the rel;tlves ana any 4
few intimate friends OF the family being
present Mr.. and Mrs. Scham left ininc-
diateIy for Mount Morris, their future home
a private wedding took place last week at
the residence OF the brides mother, NO. "
Dearborn avenue, The parties being ~: ~ ~
charming belle OF Louisville ky.
Married. Thursday, Aug. Is, at the rest
dence ct The hrde'S uncle, W; Il. tan P"1ley$
Woodcock, all OF Nelrose, Wis.
Married, at Clarendon Hills, H.. Aug: Il,
Adalde Marsh, of Ann -Arbor, aud William
Folk, Of Lelpsic, q.
, 1881-08-21

THE REV: Z: t. l50SrOCK WILL PREACH AT
Lincoln Park Chapef.nelE the corner OF Menomoncc-
IT., oppusit the park, nt u d. and Union Prx
ns., at p.
THE REV. JOHN GODDARD. OF CINCINNATI.
Will preach In tho morning In Hershey Music-En
, 1881-08-21
REF0EmFn Eprsc0paT.

TIE REV. Dr. S. H. MEADE. Of PHILADEL-
pha, Will preach In Christ Church. corner OF Mtchl-
Eal-Nv- and Twenty T-fourth-st, ut lD:t5 g. N. No
evening service.
THE HEY, F. ": ADAMS WILL PREACH IN
!iatthews Church. corner Of Clark and Centre-sts
at II IL m. No evening service.
THE 1T; REV. BISHOP FALLoEs WILL
Preach IN 81 fauls Church. corner Of West WASH
lnEton anu ChFpentGr-stS. morning md evening.
Evening subteet: The Pores Enc5clical on the
THE REV. MR. STRICKLASD, D. D., WILL
preaeh tn the he n9rn,E @ in Grace Church. corner Or
,nuhcn services in the evening bS the Kev. i. D
Wilson.
, 1881-08-21

THE REV. CHAItLES kDEKNER BREACHES IN
trinity Church. corner u DeaTborn-av. and Eriest
this morning.
THE REV. +. G: c. KAHLEf,, OF PuILADEI-
phta, will preach this morning Wicker Park Church
corner Huyne-av. and lie Moync-st.
THE REV; J.. D. SEVENINGHAU5 WILL
prehch In the Enltsh language at i0:1D a. and a
IN. at the church corner Ot Ohio und Spbie-sts r