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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

eJY GRAND CENTENNIAL HEAD
QUARTERS TO MEET YOUR
FRIENDS AND ACQUAlErANCES IL At
SYCLE BROTHERS, BIZ BROAD STREET.
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT or OUR BUSINESS.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
We CfIer large and unusually handsome lines Of
RICH SILK Pushes. SILK NELNETs,
RICH BLACK NOIRES. SILK and SATIN
BROCADES, SATIN MAEVElLLEUN, SA-
TIN DE- LYON, SURAHS, ARMLREs, Sc,
&c. and special bargains IN LYONS BLACK
SILKS Of the most reliable manufacture.
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Our Dress-C;Ood> Departments arc ue1uallcd In
variety aud extent Of style shown. Prices al
ways The lowest
LADIES' CLOTH sUITINGs.
our assortment Of the popular ALL-WoOL
FABRICS for Ladies Waikmg-Drcsse. Is very
large and embrace. STRl Prs, CHECKS ME-
LANGES, and al the rich, dgrk, plain colors.
one cannot fail TO make a pleasing selection
from vine and varied a stock We exhibit.
We are al.o showing largo lines Of FRENCH
CAMEL'S-HAlR sUITINGs, SIOOD \
FRENCH ARMURE CLOTHS, LuPIN's
FINE ALL-WOOL CAsllMERES, HAND,
choicest styes in TlNSELLED and oMBRE
STRIPES. PLAtDs, &c, for combinations and
associations with plain goods.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
we flftfL HINfiil liNnktu W tht fNiliflA ~ TVS
department of new winter styles for ladies',
gentlcInen's and children's wear, and especially
to our fine assortment Of LADIES' CLOTH
and PLUSH CLOAkINGS, which we arc offer
ing az bottom prices.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
All the latest winter styles are now ready IN this
department I'm Ladies' Misses, aud Chiidren's
Outside Garments. An inspection of the aS-
sentiments solicited.
DOLMANS, IIANELOChS, GLSTEEETIES,
JACKETS, &c, &c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LINENS, TOWELS,
QUILTS, Sc, In large, fresh assortmenis az
our popular low prices.
We direct attention Ia our large stock ~ CAR
PETS. RUGS, DRUGGETS, and FLOOR OIL
CLOTH and To the particularly low prices ~
which they are offered.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
We are now ready To show large lines Of new win
|, ter styles In HOSIERY for ladies, Gentlemen,
and children in Cotton, Wool, herinO, eilA,
Sc, Sc.
NIERINO UNDERWEAR.
We have Just opened fresh Lines of WINTER ME-
RINOS in all the various grades for ladies', gen
tcmcn, and children.
our prices viii he found as low. n not lower,
than any other house. SlCLE BROTHERS,
o. IG-c0d 3ll Broad street.
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III UNDER Sill RI ), UNDER
SWEEPSTAKES. Children's, and Gcnilemcn's
UNDERSHITS and DRAWERS from zoe. to the
finest made; INDICATED RED SHIRTS and
DRAWERS ~ Sl.25 worth $3.50; UNLAUN-
DRIED and LACNDRIED SHIRTS nj 90, 60,
rs, s5c., aud 5l-lhe best goods for the money IN
The city It
&C 9 ID. & +. MlT1ELDOKFEk :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19
BOOTS, SHOES, dc.
I y. GRlGG, @EE1
TENTH AND 5LhIN STREETS.

OLD-LADIES' HANDMADE GLOVE-KID aud
LASTING CONGRESS CATERS;
KID, GOAT, LASTING, and FOXED LACE
SHOES;
FLEECE-LINED SLIPPERS. GLOYE-hlD
SLIPPERS, and BUSkINS;
deserve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19


To this department We continue - devote much
slIace tiid attention, niaktSg IL tic mot COM
f,lete exhibit tD re- fond IN any pltunpplis.
TPfCOT. ARMUl.E, DRAP DE Nm \; AL1f-
RINE SERGE, VENETIAN hIIlIt, t0-
getNer Will an iramcnsc sock % CASHMERE,
UENRiET'rA, and other STABLE GOODS al
lower rates than were ever offered IN tilis mar
kct; .
regular goods, al Lowest qdoE1tiOn~
GFNTI EAlEN's and LADIES' MEHlNO IN
DER WEAR, IA Niite, scarlet, and Ntdicated,
ranging in cost from f0c. 10 50; -
LADIES' COTTON aud CAMBHIc UNDEE-
WEAR at prices and Ia variety % compare
Wi. IN any market.
we have certain srerial bargains In GOWNS,
CuENIsE, aud DRANEltS, 20 whseh We can
especial attention.
For tie Centennial demand We have .ecured p,
g,g.ntie slock Of DAMAskS, NAPKINS, CIR. .
TONNES. MINE-CLOTils, TOWELS, ana
other Furnishings, o. DC old very low.
.FOSTERn MD GLOVES nov an stock IN every
-hadc. for opera, street, Or party wear. ,,.,,r
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, in CLOTHES NOiiSl-
CoiLSRS, sohRFs, HALF-HosE, SHIFTS, in
largC variety
LADIES WiAPPlNGs now opened.
SI F1iS, no RFAX. PRICE. TEMPLE & CO.,
CARD0ZO, ALSOP, MOsBf co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

MOURNING GOODS BEING OUR SPECIAL
TY. chr selections An this line cannot be sur
pissed. We are prepared to csfer sonie extra
Inducements IN
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMEREs, which we
win guarantee from 10 % 25c. per yard
cheaper than they have heretofore been sold
In this department we are also offering ALL
WOOL MONIES, sIiOOUAH CLOTHS, JIM
SEYS, CAMEL S-IIAIR, GRAPE CLOTH.
SlLk-w ARP HENRiETTAs, BASKET
CLOTHS, and BROCADES. GRAPES, and
GRAPE YElLiNGS ~ extra low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19
by Telegraph.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, October 49, No0R.--Stoeks strong
Money, 5Gb6 per cent. EXchansc-LOng, AGA
short 49l. state bonds dull and nominal. GOV
ernments quiet and unchanged
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1oFostIiIT DcsaIIS N0INiinE 10 IN
Fate of Sir John franklin.
F.oss or Britlsh vessel and CroW.

LONDON, October 1S.-The crew Of the
British bark Snowdonia, before reported
rs having foundered off North Sunderland,
were lost. There is 10 chance for salvage
az vessel
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N cax9 At l0RksoWN, ~,

-. ltaNF AT lOkhfHhNl 80
MAS October IL, 1881.
-. allowing calls VIII be sonndcd It
Inc ,a.s vl@ts % be repeated at each
iAsse i ne'" and battalion headquarters, 70
AEigssa BRIGADE I reeSsa,larity aud uniformity In the
es!ao ,,s'sronsnsut the entire camp Reye.Ile
esik iar !, siek call at $50 A. A.; police
81 a. =. NJ; guard mounting, first call,
vll = a ~ assembly n . A. NJ; or
81 so III n n las A. NJ. dinner call at 10
dsre S 0,,ec y esll al II. NJ; retreat at 5:25
"; loS sr.s eali for retreat, ten minutes be-
r ". a., 800 n $40 Y. NJ. first coll for tat
fore ,..,sP. NJ; taps at 0 7. N.
TO-, ~ ny,or,nand Of MaioT-Gencral Hancock.
~ 0V''" WILLIAM O.. MIrcKEl.Ts
Assistant Acknowledgement.
orrIcEEs or TnE STAFF.
ra...,-at Orders. No. 4 4
, 1881-12-25
BUSINESS.
Prices OF Vanderbilt Stocks AT.
tected by. the Reduced Earn.
lngs-Raid on Wabash. :
Stocks Generally Close Weak-Favor.
able Bank Statement-Finances
j.. in Chicago. =. =: III. ::


The Vanderbilt stocks were weak. New Yprl
central ran down from 13l to l3l.. Lake Shore
was pressed for sale as wns Michigan Central
anu Canada Southern. This decline in prices
WIS 1he result Of the unfnyorabIt statements
JUST MADE by the roads. No news reached Chi
ergo as 10 the cause of the mid on Wabash, bur
"hht has already been mndo public as to the
cnances that the preferred will discontinue diyi-
oends Is explanation enough Oregon Railway
Navigation, which closed at l4057 on Friday,
opened at 151 : > - x
Jay 6ould was reported FREQ seller Of stocks
generally. New York advices predicted q con-
t1huance OF tho bear raId next Tuesday, Tho
disposition Of the ds>y before to buy stocks WIS
pretty efectually scotched by the persistent de-
cine OF yesterday Men do not like to buy when
STOCKS are going down two or three cents dur,
1nicaEo operators are still selling more thau
tney are buying, and the general feeling contiu-
ues 10 be in favor of lower prices next week,
Aead1ng was active, and tho coal stocks gen
erally were strong.
Day d Field say in their circular: s9Sone Of
Inc shrewdest commission houses in the street
4ook Tor the manipulation of money next week.
and still lower prices. At the same time. they
are advising their customers to buy in the midst
OF any such reaction, aud to buy down." =
ufuers that have been Standing to buy Pull
man at l2a1le3 the last two days could not be
filled. ~ y. -.
notwithstanding favorable bank statement,
INC market closed weak. y. =" - =: =
New York Central at 13l was within 1 Of the
PRICE at which 3fr. Vanderbilt sold large block
If his stock in 1879. -. : :. =.
Ihe prices Of stocks for the day wilI be found
n the following table: - 4
, 1881-12-25
Rerlfnss New museunl-Openln. an In
etfution Similar To the South KEN
sins1on Of London.


Z Bes9isa letter to London T3,uts
i The birthday Of the German Crown Prfucess
1als M N year Is 70 oe celebrated among other things
has loug been the MIN of her Hiehpess 70 OH
TAIN 1or Germany. the country Of her adoption,
an organization lur popular education in art
and for techuicai training In decorative desf1n
a1a It's application to manufactures Similar Il,
tnat which her illusrious father. tho late Prince
lonSorf, mAdo it one of the most earnest OH
Jects of bis life 10 establish ut South KcnBtng-
ton: for some years past a training school for
pns direction or Prof Ewald, and gradually
Age collection OF art objects. to which the En-
pefor has added many rare examples, has been
: formed IN connection with it. g. = =.
( The new museum is q large square building
constructed within the last three years by Gro
pisls ps Schnieden. ut a costto the State Of about
classical and tho walls within and without arc
nenly. II NOT indeed, rather over profusely,
@nsn, naes1ed Math sculpture friezes and glass
. nent of art and civilization among the leading
families and countries Of the world. Though d
to 1 1e II aoes not sa
n1 aa1n-aioaen away IN corner on tbs site Of the
oo royal porcelain nnanufactory: but elegance
principle Of its erection as use. It Is u pity,
however. In a bald and mathematical city Ike
neEa that the two objects could not have been
fnnged g within its walls have been de-
1N,s nved from various public and pri-
thas hsso s,depo the S1te s eeseSps qs
purpose for which the new and more compre- |
asnslse museum Is now intended, and from the [
caplnefs OF Prussian sovereisns, Princes, and |
otaer collectors of as liberal hand as mind
apart from the Indian exhibits loaned for |
aMe. 1an vnI5ous sections include q very fine
sooW OF medieval and Renaissance furniture, t
oolaesttc and ecclesiastical, lacQrer-works and
sswase, with large and various collection of
metal IA pooeelaln ma39licn s5e wai!s
- y, ooth German and Oriental pattesus as also
~ 4aais ikinds Of weaving and embroidery. The
"oach that unwearied and ingenious cxcavator
9h presented to the German Emperor In trust for !
. cae German Nation. also tiuds conspicuous
kAce IN the museuul, though it will nfterwHrd /
oe removed toits chronological wing, now IN rapid
ths1 pSutse s q construction. 1t may be mentioned
.t'a1 taa School OF Industrial and ndDecoratiFeAxt
= aahich. With richly-furnished library, is ar |
;acned to the museum, has already yearly at
.saa 'saaance or from 8UD to 1000 pupils OF both
, 1881-12-25
BE TELEGRAPH.
IL; = NEW YORK. :: :

.' - To the 1Ftsteyn Associated Press. y.
NEW YORK, Dec. A.-Goyernments we're gen
orally firm. =
In the railroad bond market Kansas & Texas
seconds declined to 6s5s from Il, Kansas &
Texas consols to 1o5!s from 106T, Columbus, Chi
caeo Indiana Central incomes to :. from q,
Denver l. Rio Grande frsts to Ill from IL. Kan
Ohio Mississippi springfield Division) tirsts to
State securies we're dull. ..-~,
Share speculation opened firm aud 4@1X
higher: than yesterdays closing, Richmond &,
Dans1lle and Toledo, Delphos t. Burlington
showing the most improvement In early DEAL
ingBa gectiut was recorded ranging from X to
Nortbern Pacific preferred, Lake. Erie Nit s West,
ern, Michigan Central, and Cauadn Sou thern be-
ing most prominent in the downward move
Meut At noon recovery took piace OF X to
the early part of the afternoon further ad-
vance for the general market Of i to III took
place, while Reading sold Up ~, to 60. In late
dealings the market foil of u to 2s3s, Reading
and Wabash preferred leading in the decline.
The market in general closed ruther weak.
The Post Says: The Stocks which showed tho
most weakness today were those of tho trunk
One OF. Two other stocks, like Northern raciic
preferred, which nrc objective points Of orxan-
1zed bear Attacks. were feverish, but the general
list of active stocks showed u steadiness or nn-
buying by strong people IN and out OF the street.
TITS notatal unlikely that the tactcs of last week
will he renewed next week, but it is not likely
that as much sveakl ls"muEgined stock remains to
be shaken out as there was nL the beginning of
this week, and Indications multiply that the
downward movement of lust week was encour-
aged, If not directly forced, BY large spectators
who contemplate bull campaign carly In tho
from $6uO00 600 to $8U, U,090 900 of January income
Will be seeking investment :.*.~ -. :,,x
, 1881-12-25

NEW YORK, Dec- &.-CorIoS-Dull at 1a9g 5-lcc;
futures steady; December. ll9yc; January, L. lOc:
FEBRUARY. l:a5c March. l.s7c; April, l7Uc; May,
1l9le: June nGc: jnly. nooc: August. ls.2sc: Sep
tember. 125sc; October. ll.76c; November, 1l56c*
FLoUR-Quiet und unchanged. =
G1tA1S-Whear% 4@3Sc higher; business chiefly
speculatve fair export inquiry; receipts and exports
none reported: No spring, SIS delivered; choice
No; Milwnnkee. Ill., delivered; nperaded winter
so By At sl$&l :o4; no; red. Janunry. s.sGi liz;
February. sl4@ll4; March. s. sts! !.46&. Corn M9
SIC better: fnr export and speculative tradnR: rf-
sfa9s9 sSigs ana 2 a5P95tS ~ pone sePoEted No Ga@
DC; February, 1ES&7i4c Oats quiet and nominal;
receipts nno exports none reported Barley Quiet
. GNocEnlES-s1Enr quiet but firm; fair to good re-
lining quoted ut Tic Molcsses quiet hut nrn1.
, 1881-12-25

y -. METHODIST EPISCOPAL 4, /, T. =.
oSrah ;nS;ss, S a
HesSn ana ma q 3 Chris
ma1aar k h59 as9 exes;Sx KnssEhh 1, WILL RREAc1
ra sSs'
prizes. @ q. ~ .' g. a. p1;1'se sefs'ee ano awarding
sEbeEss asa!as sn
Fynr a5i Fiji le he eysas thS
~ 5s@aia aai'sx Ss holding asethss evely SSa
1,ntns a1d eseane In tho Fulton Street Church.
THE REV: WILLIAM FAwcErr wit PREACH
sRGltnsn salaaT ana ma eyennE q Gace corner of
pfIE REV r. r.. s1t,oBRlpf;E pRE.cHEs
~ aad evening IN Park AVENUE Church. corner
! THE REV. LEWIS CURTIS BREACHES MORN
1nS nna evenne IN the Grant Place Church, OF
THE REV. 4. GuRSEY.w1LL PREACH MoRs
ta anK and evening in Ada Street Church, corner OF
IIlE. REV. WATSON THATCHER Will.
s5sns1 e5sash e oEnaF sna evening
THE REV. r. -M.stRATFIELD WILL PREACH
sSaTj asr 4a fgsnnE IN Langley chafeh
e %s;a!ss Sss9 Sss tnaten @dE
eaS;a!sx ess9asx cs5ss, ssssss$ WABASH 1Ssass
Sn Wa.e eysalns n Western Avenue Church corner o
no5nns and evening In the Indiana Street chasch
hs.I sS Dc Michigan 19a &7shSe ceaeFeS
Gi1tar % ~ nE[snARps [ ~ a; wl1 PREACH
maIaIs4 gHE NEx Ina WI. nEEs Will PREACH
ths 'a ESennx :a4?Ess SUGGEST:
eSIE Nsv " e. wlLLaSe WILL PREACH 4
'ee
=: {: -- = : =: 4
-. :> UNITARIAN. >..::---> r. > -:
%s515nF eSsass sneesi music ko
in fh9 uasy hsy hs1sR E9rSE So s,s'5 s5N Will
IT, Gsutsa ea1ae4 e aai1s
Sunday school In tho vesfy At STU p M ~ 'Ao
-. -. - LUTHERAN. * >:::..' T.: =. T.:
KGex eSarea sdtaa$
,h,s mofning and 1t Wicker Park Church ia ths
- :: ~ UNIVERsALIgr, .:-~~
E s Ghs4cs SaaW 6 bs %
Vest Washington and sanea@on-sts 80 -o''4 -
h n5y aS M FL EYRE psa. @
W north OF Eighteepth-st- !: -.
-----:~.' -. = =
- SPIRIrUALIsrsx Il
TEE FIRST SOCIETY MEETS IN FAIRBANK
inll this evening, Mrs. Cora L. " Kchmonp trance
peakeE Subjects AFTER Christianity What2 Or, The
pn." 80:
t,lBLg 1NTEKpRErirIoNs THROUGH MRS.
sichmoud IN N0rtinGs parlOrs. corner of Wood and
alnuf-sts- NJ l0:l5 u. All nre invited
4 SPlRlTUAIlSTS'ANO MEDIUMS MEETING / T.,
I'LL be held Mt No Ii South un1sted-st at3 o'cock
THE CHICAGO PROGRESSIVE LYCEUM MEETS ]
NO. 5lI West MAdison-st-, Mt 1?sU. Sc. / :.
THERE WILL BE 4 MEUIUMs' MEETING AT :
le West Emu 0kern-H0use. 4S3 West NadiaQn-st~ nt
D. m. | r
-~ M1scEMANEous. !.
THE Liberal. REuNI0N MEETS AT no. 2t;- :
est Madison-st a. t2:l 4 present Will be given Tor
CENTRA1i MEETING OF FRIENDS WILL. MEET +
l0SJ = ~ 10 the Athenscum Building, Dearborn :
s olsC1rhEs or CHRIST MEET AT no. - =
y. D. PRATT WILL CONDUCT a SABBATH q,
ezses By Il. S. Wells und G. 81. Morton. " n
rdE RAILWAY MEMS MEETING WILL, RE | :
I'D ns the corner OF Canal aud kinzie-sn. ut the |
uhl hours.
ROSS WILL OFF1CATE. At THE ( 81
'spet rooms, Nc. SO Fulton-st, afternoon and ST
ening. x
ELDER SMITH BREACHES At NO. q SOUTH n,
een-st morning and evening. g.
THERE WILL Be PREACHING At sos MIL "
ukee-av. nt ia, By William C. Shannon e
, 1881-12-25

*, Government bouus we're a triAo stronger.
In foreign exchange there was slightly
weaker feeling.
Chicago bank clearings were S5,93o,s24. Coun-
try orders for currency continued heavy, but the
demand for New York exchange was very heavy,
and the quotation ranged between 25qD6oc per
$1,000 discount Loans wero in excellent de-
mand at 6l7 per cent.
, 1881-12-25

- ...tt.., -
a 'ntcbt-rfu,, r. nofhins hnt = n,nzsao,r :.
~ "D' " ~ s"eA-
"nat an umpire Tor ooat-race Time oar tn
<, A Leadville journalist has shot so many .me1
+ ttAt he Is now spoken Of as :. the local feud,
J. tnr". ""' ~e~''AA
= w..
= ~, "es. me asen&s take care " the Indians
: NV lae 4no1aos 1ec1p2oeaAy la8e nalf or the
$ agents. !" :. "*- ..
\ -InouIrtne purer esks. .vbat 1-,,,a ~ ;,o,,o.
: no ce, ~ ha,a - -. % ao4NA'~ 1no Ano
, 10 ~ g. no4@4 u oAs1" 81 -s-
"A boot and shoe shop hangs out the sion
.4t.ast tron 1astsn Va ali rno,. a. doaa 49, -
:, dor.t ,..n- 49,, h,>o.. 49,. - - "ees' Wv "e
eoa "a''1 aus ooots made or It,
luesa - ohe o.helenee at least between dead
r. man AUD q drunkard. Que takes beer aboard
y the other is taken aboard q bier.
: ,s.,+ ,o.,.,,.. --,-
80, ~ ~ Isenuse ~ @onan Is e1nctay afraid Of a
rsnsc -, t1a sIe @ Inos away ana sereams It Is be-
:: T., a..,,o4. -o..-.,.s,. .sos ~
! aeSt., .s .sEeuus Palo $ov v1or couple OF
. @ - ana tne gentleman who
s"As " *0'o oo'@ en1oAs Inc estnete an ass.
a baliet-dnncer died recently at Naples 1eay-
ing u large fortune This shows how eass. It IL
to accumulate wealth when one dresses econona-
, 1881-12-25
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of lending articles of produce in the city during
Tue twcnty-four hours ending ut I O'Clock
saturday morning.. The corresponding time
year ago was Christmas Day: - :@> !: =.
, 1881-12-25

taesen, aged years, and Mareie, 2215<. were
++a9Gasstng - the dolls Santa Claus was expected
~ oftne them: when Helen said: "My doll is
a9'ng 1.h!g fo have hair, and brush and comb" To
T. tmuch Marc1e responded: swell. Helen, xau doll
- going to have bugs in her hairl'' =. r..
, 1881-12-25

PROF. DAVID SWING WILL PREACH IN CEN
trail Music-HAH Mt II H. '
Hoo1eys Theatre at II T. n.
JOHN CURR1E, THE EyASGEL1sT. WILL
preach In the Chicago Avenue Church In the morn
inE, Preaching tn the eveua7R By the Rev Arthur
Little Of the N9H England CONGREGATIONAL Church.
, 1881-12-25

I, A RR1yAL AND DEPARTURE OF
& TRAINS = EzPLANAT1oS or REFERENCE
5A4!ANh6s.-fSaturday excepted SUNDAY excepted
Chicago = Northwestern Hallway. =
Maps Cards, Sleeping Rt;aeAccoruoodatioea
applJ nt u ClAfk-sG, Grand Foctrc. Palmer Housa
and depot corner OF Waits and klpxls-sts.
, 1881-12-25

RELiGlOUS SERVICES WILL, :. RF
ia,9 aea today ia the Chicago churche. by the fni

N " McLaren, s r. D., b{shon rns ahe t,e fife
81 + ha hsnHfS Hei1 cS5S
eesnas p1ass4 aaa saareas SERVICE cha
int THE II ahEy 9oHS HEDMAN orR1c1Args MOE;
@ near sCxSsians CSies.s5n;s IN s. sadsTs
saaGe castsa H. "a IS
fas esn:s @o26,aa e5 saa "a
s5sos t. s1sss + s. On Il ea1Aea
t THE REV: J. E, THoMPSON WILL oEFrciaT
diaaa-axv1 dix 1na ear eTgsgpS TSrl9sS IN s. Thomas Church,
THE REV: w. j.. pE1,1fIE VIII, orr1~I ~
G Inoa sSsnnS a a hs Of
r nnaaafsh anE KEY L. G. PERRY WILL oFE'IclAr1
sons 9ssnx neaa saa ,t9F IN St. Stephens
q WasSiss3es; 5 ri
e seas sas mgFa;sT n q Grace Church ndsdse sanaa5
sS$sSs sS KILL Raao
and Il sfsnsh ras 1t II he cashsdrs of IS Fete'
,nal!: aIlE KEY, LuTuEn pAKDEE WILL PREACH
near nnd evening Mt Calvary Church.
THE REV: FREDERICK COURTNEY. Will
gseash mornnS n n evening In St. james Church
Tns scaes: HsS g.
BISHOP rA,.Lows PREAcnEs AT sr: PAuUs
fss te saesh was naa
sss@ssa a4Ss
Is IL assss + e ds5a hsgss1s
! -..- REFORMED EPIBcopAL. =
| NI|1t
al es q Sh ss
Vii Ta g. tsssS Ell Of and
5oaak ana eSspE APAS 4 s es!eb
SS 2 sss
aaas s 9asiis :olast s s
s's'' ut O'Clock this afternoon. :: !.
- PRESBYTERIAN. q.
TEE REV. EEhN1CK JOHNSON breaches AT
tex the Fourth Church Evening subject: "hble alan
THE REV. HENRY T. MILLER, BREACHES
at the Sixth Church. Christmas sermon Ia tie morn
THE REV: Il. it, COLLISION BREACHES AT
t. the g.; Fullerton Avenue Church. Ghrstmas sermon
21aag i %a5 easAea eo1sss
aa Ss closns s"oe'' the
i %eEst KS cna4ss s5Ga:s
1E sG n % eba
and iS Church corner
aaa tse Filth
ana ts WssS % aas easSgE
CANON and Monroe~sts
, 1881-12-25
: BAYEIET.

>. g.. = BAPT1ET.
u SE TER
tS gas1as nsqs IT, Eav &
service at 3:s1 Sermon by The Re-: nss: Themus Rum
Hi are Welcome Sents free. - Nv. -: :
=, THE REV, j. It. nURHoE Will PREACH In
yili reRder Jaskson,: ~Ja6'late" haumoacbIs "Te
&s1s Shesrfa} Soses teaer az
a1et Nc sgeninx Services the church uniting with
THE FIRST cnuRcn, WILL By 1Ny1TATloN
INK and At % fso7dsnee ch9leh
: THE REV. O. w. VAN osDEI WILL PREACH
morning snd evening at the North Ashland Ave-
THERE WILL BE SERVICES MORNING AND
Morgan and Monroe-sts. snnday-sehool 1t i a. NJ
THE REV. JOSEPH RUWLEY WILL: PREACH
ner Of Division and sedGw,ek-sts.
n9 ana eVenne in the Western Avenue Church. cor.
erana ME csats
corner or Blo0mlngdale-road- ~.
GEE nss ss essnax Rz Il 57s9 SnS{d5 %
near Tuyor-st: "a.
THE KEY + PAnEIn {Ss w1hf RnEAGn
ner Of Lincoln and Jackson-sts. -
nE nEX Isno TXmoE gdla Mt rREAGn
TIE REV Il. c, LELAND Will PKEAcn
morning and eyenin9 in the Dearborn Street Church
TILE REV; .. B. GuNN WILL PREACH IN THE
morning in the Haisted Street Church, Union Stock
iii; HE REV. GEORGE yosnuRG; WILL PREACH
morning and evening IN the Aulard avenue Church.
sEnyicEs wnh Re HELD y n TIE 1l1 EEw z HAIL
lear H0rrisou-st 1T the usual hours.
, 1881-12-25

SD3t!y. sp8i!y except Sundays
NOT MNoTET.Pullman T Sleeping caa from Chicago 70 st.
Louis. Kansas City. and Pe0rit PatlOr Day Conchex
With reyoiviuG chairs Chicago to ST. Louis. and Rs
E-Ghar Sleeping Cas-, Chicago 10 HANNIBAL and
ST. Louis or Eonsas City.
Chicago, Koek Island d. Pacific Railroad.
Depot, corner OF Van BuEen and Sheruan-sts Ticket
Offices, IS Clark-st. Sherman House. Palmer House.
, 1881-12-25
CEBI81IAN.

. = CERI8IIAN. =.
TIE REV. o. A. BURGESS WILL PREACH
this morning and evening Ia the First Church, corner
Of lndinna-av- and Twenty-nfth-s1-
THE REV. !. ": ALLEN WILL PREACH
corner Of Erairtc-nv. aEd Thtrtseth-sk
F. a. KlnKHAM WILL PREACH THIS MORN
Ing in the Vest Side Church. Westeru-nr. near Van
HuEen-sL A song service will be held in the even-
Ing. - - .. - s''~'rf's -
THE REV. D. G. HOLMES WILL PREACH AT II
O'Clock u the Second Church. corner OF oakies-ay.
, 1881-12-25
Matesnnrg, ottawa 4 struator E1

bsy. bi5 saesns onasy~ ansay~ eDa e1eeps
nnbn9ne Ambey Kock Falls, aud Sterling trains
l91Ve nuu afsiFa 1spm Central Depot foot QfIsk-sf
,fai1l ,EfniasnEo ;sot Mi9Waukee q st Paul Railway
bMaon DePot: Corner Madison. Canal, and Adacs.sss
E5 Etsxes 4n1Gss q and s. Clafk-st. Palmer HOUSE
, 1881-12-25

~. - UNITARIAN. ..,=: - :-..
AT, THE CHURCH. OF THE MESSIAH TIE.
morning servtce will consist OF special music No
TIE REV: GEORGE G. al1LN Will PREACH
IN the Unity Church this morning. - =. -
,THE REV e. !. CALVIN WILL. PREACH In
t5e & morning In the Third Church. corner OF Monroe
ana lahin-sts Special Christmas service for tho
~"A'~SS oSe@A"oA Ii LII festIy II o'oD r. H.
, 1881-12-25

F. :H..-,<,.. -. .UNIVERSALI4T. :-~~ =
THE REV. ". 8. GROW WILL PREACH THIS
morning In the Church OF the Hedeemer, corner Of
West Washington and Snngamon-sts. -: -
THE REV W H. RYDER WILL PREACH
nv, north OF Eghteepth-st :"