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Numerous Deaths from Trichimse POfu.
OOing.

MARSHALL, MINI, January a6-Great excite
ment has been caused In Minnesota by trfchfnH
poisoning from eating raw ham. Fifteen promi-
nent citizens OF Minnesota were afflicted and three
have died An entire family, consisting OF Mr..
aud Mrs. CuShner, their sons, William. aged %;
Nicholas, aged IL; Jacob, aged IL, and daughter,
Annie, aged 18, were Poisoned: Mr. Cushner
fatally, dying on Tuesday. Fritz Pregger and
Joseph Wilfort have died from the same catise. o.
Giberson, ID. Seidlitz and DIR. Gardcrsoa are quite
I'LL, while Peter Pickles, Oscar Thompson, Antony
Winters and a German living near the village,
whose name is unknown, are In a precarfous sltu-
alton. The matter Will be brought before the state
board Of health for inv estigatf6n.
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Alexandria Affairs.


s. &. NEALE'S PROPERrY.-The late residence
and law Office OF s. c. Neale Is now In charge of
City Sergeant VIM. II. Smith and his officers.
Seven or eight attachments, by Taylor Hufty.
Michael Lynch, Benj Dudley and others have been
laid upon the property.
THEFT BY TRAMP.-A tramp habited in COM
Portable clothing and wearing a checkered shirt
entered. this morning, the kitchen Of Mr.. W. A.
Smoot, on King street, to beg for food He was
given his breakfast, and when he had gone the
colored Cook missed her pocketbOok with all her
money, which she had laid on the shelf. She at
once gave information at the station house, and
the thief will probably be arrested.
hKP0RTER'S NoTEs.-MaJOr Duney, the COM
missioner OF the revenue, has nearly completed
ms assessment OF real estate In the city for the
present year. There viii be little change In the
assessment, which will not reach "a, ,000, ,6O0-It
Is thought that the coming term of the CORPORA
tton court will have to be POSTPONED In cOnso-
quence OF the failure OF the legislature TO elect
judge.-City Auditor F. l. BrOckett Is q promi-
nent candidate for auditor Of the state. There is
some talk here Of combination OF the CONSERVE
ove0 upon him.
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Nomination. TO.dnY.

The following nominations were sent to the
Senate this afternoon: s. A. Whitfield, postmaster,
at Cincinnati; Frederick A. Tritle, Of Nevada for
governor OF Arizona; George p Sanger U. S. attor-
ney district OF Massachusetts,; George B. Patter-
son, U. s. attorney southern district OF Florida ;
Archibald Sterling, jr.. United States attor-
ney for Maryland: j. +. Watson, United States
attorney Tor Oregon; John NJ. McClintOck,
Us. marshal for Maryland; Thomas Boles, mar
George L. Linnhafn, revenue collector for the 9th
district of Ohio; VIM. II. Taft, for the 1st district
OF Ohio; Edwin Ii. Webster collector of customs ut
Baltimore; W. II. Wilmer naval officer at BaltmOre
Horace n. Trumbull, collector OF customs, Stoning
ton. Conn.,. ThoS. b. Johnston, collector OF Gus
toms, at Charleston, S c.; Francis A. Vaughan,
collector of customs Saluria. Texas: VIM. u. King,
surveyor OF port OF Greenport, n. y; Vim. J. Pol
lock, collector internal revenue, 1st district;
MIA
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4 MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION occurred at Little
Rock, Ark, yesterday at the residence OF the
United States district judge II. C. Caldwell He
took small package containing white powder,
which he found on the mantelpiece, and tossed it
into the fire. It exploded, throwing the judge
bic and tearing the flesh from both arms up to the
elbow.
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ZenS' National bank to-day elected the following
board or directors for the ensuing year: jacob
Tome, j. A. j. Creswell, John Van Riswick w e.
Metzerott, W. II. West, Alfred Richards, W. f.
Walker, A /. Barber, Joseph Libbey, s. T. G. Nor
sell and j. H. Johnson The board OF directors
elected the following officers: ]. A. j. Creswell
president; John Van Riswick, vice president. and
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Wall Street Today.

EIUCK EAOhANuE MAnhEIs HfOHEh-
NEW YORK, January 26.-The Posts financial ar.
ticle Il 40 pm. editionl says:-The Stock Exchange
markets are all higher than yesterday. United
States bonds are up q for the ANS and extended So
North Carolinas, and Aak lower for Tennessee
issues. Railroad bonds are xaK higher for the
general list, and II per o' cent higher m for M M.
net result OF the fluctuations I'm. the stock
market up to the time that we seite is n
latter Missouri Pacific to 103X. Michigan Central
is up ~ to S7A; Central Pacific, N 70 s9k, an4
the remainder Of the list haX. Manhattan kle.
YESTERDAY, and 81 the highest then, 70 which the
price yesterday advanced from 6ex. Sc Louis AT
yesterday, Of which ~ has since been lost Bost0Q
AR Lane Is up per cent 70 g. The money m1Ee4
continue, vssy ssiE Sife S csn lCsns On & stocS -
money On stocn hes lent for months a& . -,
cent Prime mercaaean yayes = - - 90
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A SPRAGuR ESTATE OFFKR-ME z. ChafYee,
trustee and assignee Of the A w. Sprague man.
ceived from William d. Hopkins and one hun
dred and ffty associates, offer OF s. 600 for
the entire property In his hands. He has
cOurf
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Latest Foreign News.

TIE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE GuITEAU TRIAL
LONDON. January 26-The Standard D0ilu Tele.
graph, Morning Post, DGify Ae,cs and the Tunes
this morning express satisfaction at the conyic-
tion OF Guiteaus but ALL with more or less seye-
verify, criticise the conduct OF the trial.
CHRISTINE NELSON'S HUSBAND INSANE
LONDON, January 26-The Paris correspondent
OF the DAILY Telegraph states that NJ Rousaaa. the
husband OF Christine Nilsson, has become Insane.
owing TO financial excitement
FOOT SOLDIERS FOR DUBLIN.
Orders have been received at Portsmouth for the
despatch OF q battalion OF foot To Dublin sunday.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Anthony, Frye, Saunders, Van Wycke.
and Plumb, and Representatives, Jacobs, Hill, Nc
Cold, Hauk, Hobbs and Pettigrew, and Gov. Ord
W3y Of Dakota
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THE RUSH COMMENCED.

T'HE RUSH COMMENCED.
BARGAINS TELL
IHE STORE CROWDED WITH BUYERS EAGER
TO SECURE THE GREAT BARGAIN IN
FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING
EVERY BUYER MORE THAN SATISFIED
The FINEST CLOTHING EVER OFFERED AT
SUCH BARGAIN PRICES
The BEST MADE CUSTOM CLOTHING LESS
THAN COMMON MADE GOODS.
BEST CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED GOODS EVER
OFFERED AT SUCH SALE.
CCSfOA-MADE CLOTHING FOR DRESS.
BUSINESS SUITS, from s. to $40
COME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH.
pOYS' AND CHILDRENS SUITS. a 50 To "a
BOYS 0VERC0ATS. 81. 90 to $40.
BAR6AINSi BARGAINSi BARGAINsI
1uLE AT THE GREAT SALE OF NEW YORK AND
BOSTON CLOTHING.
At T2s sEvKNTH STREET N0RTHNEST
Between and II stxes4s
N.B.-eOOX IOR TIE BED a10HR IN
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BIG SWINDLE IN BOSTON.
The Maryland Legislature Coming -
the Garfield Nbsequtc..

Special Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR.
ANNAPOLIS, Mp., January 26-The Maryland
legislature adourns to-day til Monday % allow
members to attend the Garfield memorial services
in Washington tomorrow. Eulogistic speechex
were made regarding the late Presidtnt ~ ID rrzs
Ton TO adjourn
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POINTED VERDICT IN THE SPuYTKN DUYvn DIS
AsTER INQURY.-The jury Of inquest In the recent
railroad disaster at Spuyten Duyvil rendered q
appears to be no excuse for the criminal careless
ness shown by the employees OF the railroad COM
pany and the only surprise Is that the loss OF life
was not greater. The jury says It desires to ex-
press fully their adherence Of the practice Of the
promiscuOus distribution Of railroad passes during
the session OF the legislature 1t being an Incentive
TO unseemly conduct hy encouraging frSe excur-
e30nRO
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A var n In progress between the Nexicans ana
Apache Indians In Sonora. Mana, who n reported
70 % sh alive. u supposed to b the leader OF the
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kilograms to The Star.

THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE VERDEf.
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The one-fourth interest OF John w. Pittock,
Leader was sold at public auction yesterday
for 81, 800 The surviving partners were the pur-
cha0er3.
Gen. Grant has bean elected q director OF
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nation ordering . 1pecial election 70 MI the
vacancy caused by the death 6 Senator Wagner,
n e hoa6 1eoRuayY q
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TQ-SaY.-Internal reve-
nue., $416, 1876: Customs, s433, ,373. 25.
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To BE PosTMAsTER--The papers to appoint Mad
fson Davis postmaster at Athens, Ga, have been
made out and signed. The nomination will go to
the Senate In day or two.
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ENGINEER BOARD TO RKFoRT ON THB POTOMAC
IaPRovEMENT.-Gen. Wright, OF the engineer corps,
to-day issued an order that the board Of engineer
officers convened to examine and report on the
further improvement of the mouth OF Cape Fear
river M will assemble in this city, on the call or
the senior member, soon as the other duties or
the members will permit, TO consider and report
upon the plans and estimates for the improvement
OF navigation OF the Potomac river in the vicinity
of Washington, DC; the raising OF the fats in
front OF the city, and the establishment OF the har
Dor lines. The following officers compose the
board referred to in this order: Gen. Gilmore, Col
CraighilI and Gen. C0InStOck.
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I UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY
alaxatiye and refreshing
Fruit Lozenge.
lamar for
CONSTIPATION,
hemorrhoids,
bile, headache.
cerebral congestion, etc.
iSIiES prepared by GRILLON,
iSoie proprietor,
Phsrmacieu de Ire ciasse de Ia
Facute de Paris.
u rue RaIabuteau, Paris.
SEiLLON Tamar-rmiike pills and the.lsual
purgatves-is agreeable to take
and never produces irritation.
Fold by al Chemists and Druggists.
15 CENTS THE BOX. nI7 tbl5w
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The Albany Deadlock Unbroken.

~
ALBANY, n. Y, January 26-The demo ratio as
Senbly caucus met at 6:36 O'Clock this morning.
Mr. Brooks on behalf OF the conference committee.
reported that the committee had met the Tamma-
ny representatives again last evening, and had
found them determined In the stand they had
taken. The report was accepted, ana the commit
Tee discharged from further consideration OF the
subject MIR. Brooks brcught up the question as TO
the propriety OF supporting his resolution for q
presiding officer pending the election OF speaker,
and contended that IT Was entitled 10 tie support
OF the majority After some discussion, it Was de.
c1ded to support the resolutions when brought be.
fore the house. Mr. keyeS or Westchester asked
the conference committee whether the Tammany
men had stated as a reason for refusing 10 attend
the caucus that they had been refused admlttance
TO the convention, and had been practically read
out of the party. Mr.. Brooks said that this was
one OF their principal grievances, and added that
he thought the action OF the caucus in sum-
marty rejecting the propositions brought from
Tainnany by the conference committee was mad
WIS., ble- motion was adopted requesting the
chairman or the assembly caucus committee to
confer with the chairman OF the senate caucus and
appoint time for Joint conference with the rep
reSeatatves OF the anti-monopOly league. The eau
Gus then adjourned.
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IA Jafl Rurncd hY n Crnak.

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, January &-Yesterday
morning fire destroyed part OF the jail and
county buildings The loss by lire and water 10
from Sc 0G0 TO 5000, uninsured. crank prisoner
in the Jail named j. j. Schnit set fire 10 the build
ing.
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THE ALBANY DEADLOCK.
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THE RESIGNATION Of 1st Lieut.. Wm B. Gordon,
ordnance department., of his commission as 2d
lieutenant, 4th artillery, only, has been accepted
by the President to take effect from January IL,
1892
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Mr.. SCovILLE says, according to report, that he
believes Guiteau will become a raying maniac
when the excitement OF the trial is over. Judging
by the past, il is quite likely that Gueau VIII as
Sume the part OF raying maniac, but II VIII be
another m3i.er to convince the public that the
rawlings real.
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Hon. EDMUND BURKE died at Newport, n. H.,
yesterday, aged Seventy-three. He was member
OF Congress from 1889 to 1S45, and afterwards was
q Commissioner Of Patents under President Polk.
He was one Of the most prominent lawyers and
politicians In New Hampshire, and was for many
years editor OF the washington linton.
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Indian Fight in Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO. January ga dispatch from
GuyamOS, Sonora, says that authentic reports
have been received OF an engagement OF the state
troops with Apaches, who rafded LOmpago, result
Ing In the killing OF twenty Indians. At last ac-
counts the troops were in hot pursuit.
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PURCHASE OF HOUSE BY SECRETARY HUNT.
V. n. Huyck, real estate agent, has sold for Rosa
mOnd A. Ward, to Hon. VIM. II. Hunt, Secretary of
the Navy, the three-Story brick dwelling, 1906
Rhode Island avenue. fOr $1,000
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LONDON, January s6-rhe Standard this morn.
Ing says: "1he announcement OF the Guitesu vsr-
dict VIII he received With sense o; rele, by the
pubic, which has been wearied by the monSiruus
protraction ot the proceedings, and disguised ana
scandalhed by the outrageous incidents which
marked them At every iurn. American 1urisis and
politicians may be taught from this case the ne
cesSty OF recast ing the forms OF procedure In
criminal matters"
tests ribaidry and irreverence towards the majes-
" OF justice were but ciut hngs at forlora hope:
no suspicion that Gutedu was insane Disturbed
The minds Of the judge ana ury, aud he Is not en-
titled to the benefit o. any s9ch doubt The con-
duct OF the tral casts deep r3proach upon judicial
procSdure IN America. The story OF Gu,teaus hor~
rtoie wi kcdnaSS viii live forever HIS memory
win b. branded like that II Gaia
The h,a1rfi'g Post y: Gliteaus gu II was -
unheal lble th1t hts hong tit4t has b'ea followed
here with positive pain. We hope Mr. S,ovIle Win
not 50 lar forget what is due Il justice and his
procession as Il repeat the dis trace u' lecHTfng
exploit which he once performed In behalf OF Gul-
te3u.
The Times says: The administration OF Justice
IN America has been brought into grave diSrepute.
Ihe TRIAL he's been kind. play, enacted gene
RAJ amusement. That Guiteau deserves hanging
none ..can DOUBT That 10 nation has a nj cltt 90
hang him which has turhed the sufIerin q lf his
victim into lood for sensation, his crine into q
iest, and tae tr1li into prolonged farce, IS per-
haps. less entirely self-ev.dcnt.
The Ddi!y Netrs says: Day after day the worl0
has looked on with di -guSt and amaZement at
spectacle for which il wis be impossible to ind
parallel In the history OF criminal cases There
could be no more rneicial or ending monument
TO the memory OF G,:rtield than the adoption OF Q
reform. which would 40 much 10 stop the growth
OF the class OF which quite ~ is conspicuous ex-
ample.
TORONTO, ONT, Janu Try cor the Guteau ver-
dict the Toronto HUrid says: " Humanity wfn
breathe more freely wnen the hanglnan performs
his alre1dy too long delayed tisk.n
The MAI says: - The wofid VIII be all TIE better
for the verdict Of guilty which has been given W
the jury"
The Globe says: " II Is to be hoped that the aues
uon OF jurisdiction, II IL L. seriously raised VIII he
speedily disposed OF, and that the fate Of the
assassin VIII be allowed to serve AS a warning to
all VINO are prompted 10y diseased vanity or any
other motive 70 take the lives or their fellow
men"
PouGHKEEPsIE Y. Y, January 8-The verdict
In the Guiteau case Is freely commented upon ana
heartily approved on all sides
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MIS-. - osTFRDORF, REMOVED TO NO.
- TI5o 2Ist street Northwest, between and III.
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THE TAX ON WHISKY.-The legislative commit
tee Of the National Distllers association, now in
this city, Will draw bill for presentation to Con-
gress, which will reduce the tax on whisky to fifty
cents gallon. extend the bonded period to five
years, and afford better terms TO the trade in ware
housing bonds and in the matter OF leakage.
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Capitol Notes.

The census committee Of the House to-day agreed
to favorabiy report Mr.. McCoid's reapportionment
bill without fixing the number OF representatives
The law provides that in case the legislature OF
state fails to make a new appOrionmeDt where
there is gain OF members, such increase shall be
elected by the states at large, and where there
decrease the entire delegation shall be elected at
large. 1t is believed that 319 would be the number
fixed by the House. In such event Maine, Yer.
mont, Rhode Island, California, and Florida viii
each lose member.
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MRS. GARFIELD's RECEPTION OF THE VERDICT.
A telegram from Cleveland says: The result OF
the Jury's short deliberation Immediately tel
egraphed to Mrs. Garfield by friend at Washing
ton. To caller she said that there was nothing
she could say to the public about IL, or that she
desired to say. The news was received tn Cleve-
land with grim satisfaction and thankfulneSS, and
when announced from the stage at the two leading
places OF amusement was received with loud ap
plauSe. A Mentor farmer, who arrived On the z
O'Clock train, overheard the news and, taking OF
his hat, said fervently, ''Thank God! 1t has come
ut laStD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THIS BAKERS BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
~ have elected the following officers: President
JOHN W. Miller re-eected; WILLIAM kEIN-
HsEDT. Wee PRECEDENT: LOUIS NEURATH. Treas
urer. John BASF. CHAS. SCHAFER GEO. WORM
EFF. LOUIS DOkR, HUGH SCHULTZ, St~nang
Committee. It,
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Bos1oN, January 26.-h West Quincy, Mass,
last evening, double sleigh, upon which some
1steen or twenty men ana boys were ascending
Knox Hill. Cross street. became unma nageabie and
ran with great violence into rail- fence. Its oc-
cuplntS were hurled in all directions James
sible and sustained severe INJURIES about The head
and face. John HusSey received Injuries of q
serious nature. Fred. Aus.l had his left thigh
fractured ana was removed u the Massachusetts
general hospital A Boston boy named William
Boyd received severe internal injuries. John
Lyons was slightly injured in the left leg, and
nearly all the remaining occupants or the sleigh
were more or less bruis IL.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander NJ. L. johnson, to
| the Portsmouth (N.H.) navy yard; Lieut.. CON- G.
T. F. Wilde, to the Boston navy yard: Lieut. j. J..
Bruce, to the receiving ship Independence; Asst.
PaymaSter NJ. X. Calvert, to duty in the Bureau OF
Provisions and Clothing; Asst Engineer w. NJ.
Mcfarland, to teupOr ry duty in the Bureau OF
Steam Engineering; Lieut.. A. j. 1verScn, to duty
executive of the AS.iut lot. Asiatic st tion. per
steamer OF February 2lSt, relieving Lieut. X. NJ.
Quits who will return hYne: Ensign W. S. Ben
son, from the navy yard, New York. and ordered
to the Alliance; Ensign r. NJ Doyle from the Col
orado and ordered TO the Minnesota: Mdshipman
l.. D. Garrett, from the New Hampshire. and or
dercd TO the Minnesota; Carpenter j. L. Davis, to
the receiving snip st. Louis; Acting Carpenter NJ.
+. Roberts, to the FUwhitdn, relieving Carpenter
T. p. Smith, who is placed on waiting orders,
Lieutenant L. &. Heilner from the coast survey
steamer Macarthur, and placed on waiting orders;
Lieutenant A. c. McMeckan, from the Inierend-
ence, and placed on sick leave: Assistant Engineer
f. TWarburtnn, TO special duty in connection with
the Puritan at Chester. Pa.
THE TAX ON WHISKY.-The legislative commit
foo of fbp Not atia N
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ES JAMES ii. MCGIIL. Wholesale AND
10 RETAIL DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES,
142i New York avenue the Treasury Department
WASHINGTON. ID. e.
Bartlett Hayward Co, Architectural Iron Work Ma
sUrys Paints and Colors eads, Oils. Plate, Window
and Ornamental Glass; Minton's Tiles, Terra Gotta
Portland Cement, &c. dI3- -3n
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20 SPECIAL NOTICE To SHIPPERS.-ON AC-
- count Of the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
being cOed for re-2rs ten days from January 28th
the Steamers of the Clyde Line between Philadelphia and
Washington I'll not resume their trips until SATUR
DAY, February 1ith. j. II. JOHNSON CO,
H. Agents Clyde Line.
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church directory.

VI. C. A.-Moeta at their rooms IN Eos.
tors brick building on Wednesday evenings
at 7 80 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at
4 Business meetings aro held on tho even.
ing of tho second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
u. +. CHURCH. -prcaehingevory Sabbath,
at II A. NJ, and 7 +. n. by Rev. =. q. r.
vino, d. u. Sabbath School at 2:30 Il. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EvAsGEneAL Cnugcm.- Preaching ON Sab
bath at II A. 81, and "a r. M. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. w. &. kantner, pastor.
CoS0RgaArIoNALC CHURCH. ~ -Servieosovery
Sabbath at 4 A. NJ. and s p. N. Sabbath
School at 800 Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening of each week. ]. w.
Harris, pastor.
NJ. T. CnuRci, SourIt Services every
Sabbath ut ST raui's NJ. Il. Church. South,
at Ii A. ii. and ! +. ~. Sabbath School
at l2k r. N. Prayer meeting oyory Thurs
day evening. NJ. G. Miller, pastor.
NJ. L. CHURCH. Preaching every Sabbath
al IL a. N. and II r. NJ. Song service II
tho evening before sermon. Sabbath Sehoo
1t go 4. n. Prayer meeting every Thars
lay evening |. Dillon, pastor.
PREsnYTgRIAS CHuRcn Service overy
Sabbath morning and evening in Colieg'
Chapel. Sunday Sehoolimmediately rfterth'
morning service. Prayer meeting overS
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaae IL. Condit
pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services every Sun
day, morning at / q. M, evening nc p
m. noly communion every Sunday morn
ing at 945 a. m. Wednesday 7.30 II. m
Robt. l.. Stevens, pastor.