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malt drinks. The Speaker when asked
why he dii not appoint different COM
mittee on temperance, replied, that he
dii not want the State turned over into
Dem ,cratic hands. Comment is unnec-
essars.
A. soon as Congress passes the ap-
porlionmeut bill which is now pending
in the House, if by that apportionmen,,
this State will he entitled to twenty one
members, which no doubt it will he -
The following bill, as prepared hv the
Republicans, will then he introduced.
The 1st and 81 districts will b. COM
posed of Hamilton cnunty-Republican.
81 district, Warren, Clinton, High
land and Brown - Republican.
All district, Adams, Pike, Ross, Sciola
and Jackson-Re Republican.
5.h district, Tuscarawas, ,Gailia, Meigs,
Hnrking AMI vinton-R publican
6th district, Washington, Noble, Mus.
kingum and Guernse, r publican.
7th district, Monroe, Belmont, Har.
rison, Jefferson and Csrrol,-Dnubtful.
9Th district, ColumniaEs, Stark and
Sum ni'--Republicsn.
Oh district, Ashtabuls, Trumhull
P,rtage and Mahoning-Repuhlican.
10th district, East Cuyahogs, Lake
Gnauga--Republican.
1lth district, West Cuyahoga, Lorair
and Medihs-Repuhlican.
18th district, Tuscarawas, Wayne
RichIand, Holmes and Ashland--Oem
ocratic
13 district, Knox. Coshocton, Lick
, ing, Perry and Fairfield-Democratic
14h district, franklin, Delaware. Nor
row and UnioG--Republican.
18th district, Clark, Green, Farette
) Madison AMI Pickaway--RebubIlcan.
18th district, Butler, Montgomery ant
Prehle-Democratic.
17lh district, Dark, Mama, Cham
paign, Shelby AMI Logan-Repuhlican
18th district, Huron. Erie, Sandusky
: Seneca and Ottawa--Republican.
l9!h district, Lucas, Fulton, William
and Wopd-Rapublican
Doth district, Defiance, Henry, Pau
ding, Putnam, Augla!ze, Van Vert an
Mercer-Democratic
e 21st district, Hancock, Wyandot, Crav
e ford, Allen, Hardin and MarioE--Deu
& ocratic.
BY this bill you will see that the Deu
= ocrats only elect five members, whil
the Republicans can elect fifteen, an
= leave one in doubt This is considers
= HE in the way of geremandering
1880 the total vote cast was 70l $40 =
The Republicans polled 36l, ,047 and Ii
v Democrats 34O,573 According to II
last vote for C,ngress in order to d
Justice to all, the State should he 80 il
tricted as to give the Republicans ele'
, en-, and the Democrats ten. 1t will tai
: about twice as many votes to elect
Democrat as it does to elect Repuhl
can, il this bill becomes law. tt
y Democrats will however introduce h
that will give each party the number
!, members they are entitled to, but
f course it will never become law.
H NJ.
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/. 4Sr Eot1s.. Jannatv "a "A Post Des.

ST Eot1s, Januatv "a "A Post Des.
patch special from Kansas City says: A.
~ Wagner was found guilty to-day, OF
murder in the second deg'ec, and the
punishment assessed was 4 years in the
penitentiary. Wagner was charged with
causing the death of Norman Banter ny
slow opium poisoning. Banter came Ia
! Ksnsas city from New York in the spring
Of 1881, and had considerable money.
Wagner ruined him financially, made
him drunk, and as the post mor'em re.
lyealed, caused his death hy opium.
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Trains run on Columbus tins west Of the
Ohio River. -,
Note on Running of Trains.--EASF
BUUND-New York Fast Line daily. with
through Sleepers from Chicago TO New York
Washington and Baltimore Bxpress, with
through slespers from Chicago to Baltimore
daily, and Through Coach from Sandu'ky to
Columbus daily. Wheeling and Cumberland
Express daily on C, o. Division; on other Di-
visions daily, except Sunday. All other
trains daily, except Sunday
Trains .un on Baltimore time east OF she
Ohio Rriver.
WEST B0UND-Chicago Fast Line daily,
with through Sleepers, from New York to
Chicago. Chicago Express daily, Through
Sleepers Baltimore to Chicago daily. and
Through Coach from Columbus to sandusky
daily, Chicago Mail daily, on Main Line and
C. o, Division; on other divisions daily, ex-
cept Sunday. All other traius daily, except
Sunday,
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
VIZ. REPPBRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
C.K LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DuNHAM, Gen. Man, Newark.
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Beheaded for Falling in Love.

Beheaded for Falling in Love.
New HAVEN, Jan. 1S-Among the
Chinese students who came to this coun-
lry to obtain an education we're two
bright boys named Chin Chin Yateh and
Chin Chin Chan, who came TO this city
They were brothers, and entered the
Hopkins Grammar School, where they
made good progress in preparation tor
Yale College. While in this CITY they
boarded in the family Of Nj. Vester,
No. SO Kensington street, When the
students in this country were recalled
by the orders of the Chinese govern
ment last May the two brothers left for
Hartford, where they learned the tele-
graph business, and later ON returned to
China During their residence ON Ken
siugton street. Chan became interested
ia young lady named Sherman. living
fneat by This fancy was strongly OPP
posed OH the part of Miss Sherman's
| friends, hut Chan's attentions were con-
tinued, and were only interrupted br
the departure OF the young celestial
The a,qraintance q, was kept alive, howey-
e., !aBl Chan has corresponded with the
fladys ver since. The principal reason
fer recalling the Chinese students wo:
the fear, on tue part oi the authorities
that they were becoming thoroughly
Americanized,. and that they would mar
~ American wives. They were here a
government expense, the object beins
to have them return to their native cnun
try with power TO introduce American
! civilization. Advices received here sta,'
that Chan's persistence in his devotion
to Miss Sherman coming to the kDowl
edge of the Chinese authorities, tn
: - uny man was condemned to death
aud, according to Chinese customs, wa
bebeaded in Hong Kong
Another instance, showing the mar
rowness of the policy OF the Chimes
government, is the fact tha! your
Chinaman now living in the family @
the late Dr. Bacon, having bee 'me con
verted 10 Christianity. was advised b
the Chinese commissioner a. Hartford L
, remain in this country, as bis return t
his native country would be the signs
for his death. He therefore remains i
this country and will study for the mir
istry. One of the latest labors of D
Bacon was in arranging f"r the youn
), mans education,
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TEE charters of the National Banks
expire this year. The Republican ma
jority in Congress favor their contiDu'
ance by providing for an extension o.
their charters. Better provide for ar
issue OF Greenbacks to replace the Ma.
tiobal Bank paper, and, bV so doing
abolish the National shaving shop;
throughout the country.
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THERE is disposition among mem-
bers of the Legislature to increase the
salaries Of Supreme Judges from $4,000
10 "a 900 and Of Common Pleas Judges
from $4,000 to s3, 900 per anpum For
the labor imposed upon Judges in Ohio
they are poorly paid, and the proposed
increase is right. $500.
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TIE latest from Washington is that
ex-senator PLA1T is to be Postmaster
General and that HOWE will be trans
ferred to the Treasury Department. The
"306' will all he assigned to places be-
fore "all fools day"
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.THE Republican majority in the Ohio
Legislature refused. few days since, to
investigate the School Book Rings man.
nsr OF influencing Legislators. The vote
stood 35 for TO Sc against investigation
One Democrat, only, voted against the
resolution.
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REDEMPTION NstTfCE.
AuDlroRs or,ro., M.sao. cous =,

AuDiToR's oFlIcE, MesRss couH =,
WocBsrIsIp Oslo, January 10, 1881.
To hdon jaA.I Iopell or mhom Il m1y Ceacsrn:
Notice Is hereby given. thst Harriet Wind.
land has dspos tettin tha County Treasury .
sum Of money sufficient to redeem the nsftk
half Of the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter OF section l8, township Of range Z.
SAID land was sold for taxes by John Ga,shsll
Treasurer Of Monroe County, Ohis. yaasssy
II. 1882, in the name Of 4 J. A. rhsnsl
toAdonijat 70 veil.
8. A. ATKINSON.
jans4, 1913. Auditor Monroe Co. oAis.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-31

Ex.SEHAroR DORSEY, the head OF the
Star Route jobbers, is Secretary of the
Republican National Committee. The
most successful politicians in the Re-
publican party are those who have been
proven great rogues-ARrHuR, BRADY,
DORSEY and, We fear, SHERMAN.
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Imnortant Pension Rulings,

Commissioner Dudley has made rule
that where a soldier was captured iT
good health and is now an invalid as 6
result Of imprisonment, the presump.
ton is that be contracted his disability
in the line of his duty. Also, if.a sol.
dier was captured in the line of duty and
vas not heard Of again, the presumption
is that be is dead, and his widow is CT.
titled TO a pension, even through the
proofs of his death are not produced.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-31

ETHE Tammsny blackmailers in the
NeB York Legislature laid their demands
bsiOrs The Democratic caucus last week
snd they we're promptly rejected. The
Tammaasites very modestly demanded
that they, ssSen Ia number. be allowed
to name the Speaker Of the House and
that Senator JAcoss should not be elect
ed President of the Sepsie. Tbe dead
lock continnss. end the prospect is not
nattering that Il will soon be broken.
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Mn. JOHN BRIeHr, in q recent speech,
urged "tbat school children should be
taught self-respeci. respect Of their play
mates. respect Of their parents, kindness
10 animals, love Of truth, love OF in
dustry. and an idea of what is meant by
providence" Which Is suggestion
stschool teachers may proftablY con-
sider.
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TEE Republican party has been in
power since 1850, yet Mormonism -four
ishes In Utah unmolested by the powers
that be, Notwithstanding that fact. A
little more action and less talk on the
part CT tine Republicans about the hor-
rors OF the Mormon doctrines, would be
apt to convince the people that they are
sincere when they rant and prate about
the moral necessity Of abolisbIng polyg-
amous prsctices by statute.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-31

FRED W. NEwBuRe, Secretary OF the
Board OF Public Works, has been indict-
ed 81 times for forging checks on the
State Treasury TO the amount of Si2 .
900. II convicted on each, the lowest
penalty would be 81 years and the great
est 579 years confinement in the Peni-
tentiary. Give him 500 years and let
him 90 . few days before bis time ex-
pires.
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COMPULSORY vaccination will be the
next thing in order. A bill has been ip-
tsoaaeea In tho Legislature the propis-
ions OF which cqiire all citizens OF the
State to get vaccinated.
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= q. .
REDEMPTION. NOTICE.
AtprroR,s orrrcs, MosRoE Co

AtprroR's OFfIcE, MONROE COUNTY,
wooDspIELp, .CHIo, January rs, 1882.
TO Oh istidn Cehrs. or iolom it may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that c. Lude. sheria
has deposited in the County Treasury
sum OF money sufficient to redeem tho
northwest Quarter of the southwest guar
ter of section 10, township. 4 OF range s. sait
land was sold at Delinquent Tax Sale by Johr
Gatchell, Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio,
January II, 1881 in the nane Of James
Devore to Christian cshrs.
s. A. ATKINSON,
janal l,'S2t8 Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio
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~We have neglected to notice the
change in the editorial management Of
the Woodslield SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
tue name of Henry R. West the proprie-
ter, having been substituted for that of
Jere Williams, Esq while at the head
of the local column appears the name
of Mrs. West. We are glad to welcome
another lady to The fraternity and wish
Mrs. West much success in her new field
OF labor. The SPIRIT is one Of our most
valusble exchanges.-Athens Journal.
Miss JENNIE JONES, E'iitor. of the
JonrnaI took charge of that paper at
the death of her father and has shown
that she possesses, in the highest degree,
talent for the work, as the Journal, un'
der her superior tact and management
ranks as one OF the best country papers
In Ohio. And We we're glad to learr
from Athens county Democrats, whom
we mtt at Columbus last year, that th'
people of that county are giving th'
Josrnal generous support in the wa.
of subscriptions, and its columns sho7
that its patrons are liberal adv ertisers
Long life and increased success to th
Journal and its fsir Editress!
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TEE conviction OF GUITEAU meets the
hearty approval Of the people. accord
ing to kilograms, Of all parts Of the
country.
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CoHKLISeis still out in the cod Pres
ident ARTHUR shonld appoint him Pri-
vate Secretary to his Excellency, IL be
cannot think OF snything hetter.
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GEN SILAs CASEY, author OF "CAsEYs S
Tactics" used during the rebellion, died
at his home in Brooklyn, New York, on
the 22d inst
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appeal TO the general term, and under
The law the defendant is entitled 10 sus-
pension Of ser tence till after the nex'
general term, not exceeding lhiity days
The January general term is in ses
sion, and the case cannot 90 there, bn'
will be appealable to the April term. i
is the custom Of the April term TO rur
until Sci temher, taking recess ovel
July and August, but should it close by
the latter part of May, then, if the jrdg
ment is affirmed, the exe cution nigh
take place in july.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-31

HAWK heads now command premium
Of 30 cents each. The Legislature pio-
poses to amend the law so as to include
Owl heads.
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GIMBsrrA is not swsying the French
Chambers as readily as was predicted.
The members exhibit disposition to
form and express their own opinions.
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REAp our Columbus letter. The re-
dis,ricting scheme of the Republicans is
too 200 too for anv earthly use.
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LAWYER ScovILLE saws GUTTE4U will
become Q raving maniac when the excite
ment OF the trial Is over.
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BISMARCK may be IN able statesman
and Q sh-ewd diplomat. but he Is pos
sessed Of On awfully awful temper.
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CLARKsoN N, POTTER, prominent
Democrat OF New York, died q few
dave since.
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TUESDAY,. JANUARY 81, 1852.

"a union Of hearts, q union Of hands,
A union Of States none may sever;
A union of lakes, union of lands.
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER.
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coxsaEss is disposed to inquire into
the land grants to the Pacific railroads..
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
AunprroR,s orrros, MosnoR cousrr.

woopsyrBID D. CHIo January IS, 1852
To r. Kindltberger, or arltom it may Concern:
Notice is hersbv given that 7. x Holland
has deposited In the County Treasury sum OF
money sufficient tn redeem lot No l. In the
town Of Stafford Said land was sod at De-
iinauent Tax Sale by John Gatchsll, Treas
urer OF Monroe County. Ohio, January II
1852, in tie name of l.. 8. Holland TO Fred
Kindleberger.
s.A ATKINSON,
jsn9l. .'sSts. Auditor Monroe Co, Ohio
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murder in the first degree
For nervousness and Chronic Ca'arrI
take PERUNA. ] tried it. L: K. NJ LER
Allegheny City, Pa.
Three or four hundred employees o
lie Siemens-Auderson Steel Co., a
Pittsburgh, have expressed desire it
work in The company's mills montl
without pay to help Mr. Anderson on
Of bis fnancisl difficulties,
=. /: had great trouble with my lungs un
til used PERUNA. Am we'll. MRS A
rBKIsKE Pittsburg, Pa.
John Spence. soldier of the war O
.iS12. died near Ogden, Boone county
Iowa, Tuesday, aged eighty-fve. Ht
leaves three children. .twenty-eight grand.
children, forty-eight great grandchildren,
and two rea,-great-grandchildren. To
tsl descendants, eighty-one.
NY baby had terrible sore scalp
(scabty). FERuNA cured it. JOIN
CRowEL, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Secretary OF the Panama Cana
Company saws one thousand men are al
present employed on the work and eigh
excavators are in use. A vast quantity
of material and machinery is on th'
way from France; dump and platform
cars costing $4,000 were recently ship
ped from Massachusetts, and two steau
FIRE engines h.ve been sent from New
York.
Chronic Rheumatism aid Catarrh
Tonk PERuNA. Am well. MRS F
OLINeHoU EN-, Pittsburg Pa.
THERE were twelve Of the Spotte'
Tail Indians on hoard the B & y. trai
gong east SATURDAY. q. m They wer
going through 10 Virginia to visit taei
children who are attending school there
Several Of them were quite old, at,
looked as if they might have done goo
service as warriors. Bellaire Tribune
| 26th inst.
The young immigrant mother at Chi
cago, whose nursing child had the small
pox, and whom the doctor told that sh
would risk her own life and could nc
save her baby's by keeping her baby 9
her breast, vert to the pest house wit
the child, and shut the door hetwee
herself, life, liberty and her other chi
dren, as millions Of other mothers woul
have done.
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NH9 A WEEK, $l2 day at home easily
y Amads, Costly Outfit free, Address
TRUE Co. Augusta, Maine, mehs,Sl !.
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NEWARK N J, January 24.-In III

NEWARK, N January 24.-In The
Graves murder case, yesterday, he Judg,
charged the jury that it was the settled
law in New Jersey. that if an atcuset
man had sufficient mind to distinguish
between right and wrong, and could cnn.
troll his conduct under ordinary circum
stances, he could not acquit himself or
plea of irresistible impulse. There.
upon the jury brought in verdict o
murder in the first degree
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~Address all letters:
~THE Spirit or DEMocRAcr,"
Roudsfeld,
Monroe County,
Ohio.
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The Jury Find Him Guilty as
Charged i'm the Indictment.
CLOSING SCENES OF THE GREAT
TRIAL AT WASHINGTON. ...

WASHINGTON, Jaruary.-When the
court room was opened, this morning,
there was an immense rCsh for admit
tance. AMI il was with the greatest diff
Guilty that even those who were provi-
ded with tickets could get in
At the conclusion of Judge Porter's
address, Judge C,x at once proceeded
to charge the jury. and at the conclusion
the jury retired and the court took q
recess until halfpast five
Manv Of the audience, who had VIZ
tually been imprisoned since ha!f-past
nine in the morning, availed themselv+s
OF the opportunity TO obtain fresh air
and lunch. The prisoner. at his request,
had been allowed. soon after the jury
left the court room, to retire to a little
room he has occupied since his trial be-
gan as waiting room during recess
Before leaving the court room he evinc.
ed. :,
Considerable Nervousness,
but on getting away 10 comparative se'
clusion his usual composure and assur.
ance soon returned 10 him. He sen
out for some apples with which he treat
ed his attendants, meanwhile chatting
famiiarly and good natur, dly He was
asked what be thought the jury would do
aud he replied, 81 think thev will acqui
me or disagree, don'Eyou p. s-'
Within Ten Minutes
after the recess had been taken, the jhr,
called to the bailif in waiting that the,
were ready with the verdict. They wer
informed that recess had been tskel
and Judge Cox had left the court room
J so they remained in their room unli
C )urt re-assembled.
A rnmor that the jnry had agreed va
quickly spread from one TO another, an
an excited crowd snrged back into tn
court room and anxiously awaited wins
=. all seemed 10 expect,
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Within Ten Minute'
A Verdict Of Guilty.

The mus,y, antique room is devoid Of
gas, and a score or more of candles
which had been placed upon the desks
of judge, counsel and reporters, impair
ted weird and fancifuly unnatural as
pect to the grim old place. the shad-
ovs thrown upon the dark back ground
Of the walls seemed like fitting specters
to usher in sombre procession ofthose
who held in their hands the destiny of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-15
An Army Of Goggled Soldiers.

ARAB Bey hopes to hold his position
in the Nile delta until the great river
rises and floods the country. He will
cut the canals to help the Nile in its an
nual overflow, This is a serious menace
to Gen. Sir Garnet Wolseley. But Arab
is threatened with a scare-crow enemy.
The Egyptian siroccos blow the fine
sands from the deserts on either side Of
the Nile with hurricane fury. At times
the air is full Of it. Sir Ralph Aber-
crombie found that nearly his whole
army was afflicted with ophthalmia
from sand-storms. London papers sug-
gest that the British soldiers of Sir, Gar
nets army shall wear Swiss goggles.
Rather bad for ascertaining range,
which would be a blessing to Arabis
best soldiers. But what about Arab
fellaheens? The frightful spectacle Of
an army of goggled soldiers at close
quarters must cause panic among the
ignorant Egyptians. Fancy Wolseley
and General Alison in goggles, and
"grim-visaged war; is turned from a
tragedy into farce.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-15
CHURCHKS.

1,AiRD BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
| slregle: preaching hrst aud tliTd sundays IN
e4cr -,0nth II A. M. and 1;jJ ~ prayer meet
FAC Thursday, G:yOp. ~. sunday scaool+ Nov a,m
''' key A. j. II gSs, Pastor
IBuRCH OF THE REDEEMER-{ EpiseopaO
I Fourteenth etreet; sunday T:Ua m, hoiy
Eucharist: $50 \, IN D.. Sunday school i oJ a. u, ,
Morning Prayers; 500 p. m, Evening PfAyeFs' e.
4 Davenport, > T. Is. Rector.
,,IPsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching al 1890 &. H. 3. m, ana I'oJ p m
tabaath school at 7 80 p, m Rev 7. j. shores,
pt.,Dy
LUTHERAN Thirteenth street, services Sab
!. bath I 80 8 IN. Sunday school 2 p m new
Nbapps, pastor
81 ETHUDlsT-Cor, Eishth and walnut streets
VI Preaching sabbath li.CO a. m. and ~ p N
tnuday -choo. 81 400 m Rev j. A scarreu'
aston
nEESgTTERiAH Eighth street presching on
1 sabbath Al II 30 &. 10. and 1890 3. m; prayer
lue.tIuy ~ Wednesday at Up. m; sunday schsol
at5p M. Rev b Y. George, pastor.
1T JOSEPH s., Roman Catholicl Corner Crosse
y a4d Walnut streets services cAbbath iO'~ g.
H.. sunday School at p. m, Nespers ? N. Ger
pces every day sts n. m. Rev. o Hara, fresl'
ct. PATRICK S. Roman Catholic Corner Ninth
y street aud Washington avenue services SAP,
oath : and 10 q. m; Nehpers D. m, sunday sohooi
2 o. "a. services every day 81 q. m, Rev hasbtsoh
priest.