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National Republican., 1883-06-29
COLUMNS FOR NEW PENSION BUILDING.

OFFICE OF
SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
1916 STREET NORTHWEST,
WAsHINGToS, ID. O., June 4, 1888,
Sealed proposals dn dupcate) will be received at
this office until noon on JULY 8. 1883, for furnishing
seventy-two cast-iron hre.proofed terra.cotta
columns for the second tier of galleries of the New
Pension Building in this city.
Drawings and Specifications can be obtained at this
Office
NJ. c. MEIGS,
Eilperyislnr Engineer and Architect.
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Those Odd Pants,

at half price, arc selected out Of our bes
stock, being the odds and ends of closed out
lots. Eiseman Bros. corner Seventh and L.
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1isS.

SAUNDERS.--On Thursday, June %, ROBERT
CoLBEpr. youngest of James and Margaret
Saunders, aged lOmonhs.
The funeral will take place Oh SATURDAY. at ?
O'Clock, from his parents residence, 1908 street.
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend.
STONE.-At Gold Hil, Col, June %, 1883, CHARLES
r. SroNE youngest son Of John @. stone Of Mont
gomery County, Maryland.
Funeral Friday 10Th. at o'clock, at Chapel, Oak
Hill Cemetery. Friends of family invited.
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"AIderncy Dairy vngons.r

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
md delivered in x ID" Ward" prints at 35c perlb
Also cottage cheese, 5c. per BALL buttermilk, DC.
per quart, and sweet milk. 30. per quart.
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FOR SUPPLIES, &C.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WAsIuNGToS, June 16, 1881
Sealed proposals will he received until noon on
FRIDAY, JUIIY Sat wticn time they will be opened
in the presence of such bidders may atend). for
furnishing Meats, Groceries, Medical supplies, and
In this city, for the fiscal year ending June 90 1884
Schedules of amounts blank forms of proposals, in
sructons TO bidders, &C. will be furnished upon ap
pllcaton. Proposals must be addressed To the Sec
retary of the Interior and Endorsed Proposals for
furnishing supplies TO the Freedmen's Hospital"
ielS.m .f5t II. M. TELLER, Secretary.
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For Childr,

Odd Linen Suits at half prics, Ia t,ose.
Eisemau Bros, Clothiers and Tailors, corner
Seventh and +. @@
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0RncI,m-Pnihn.v y

Quick, complete cure, all annoying kidnev
bladder, and urinary d ses; 81. Drug
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WARRENToN, N. C.-Rev. }. Il. c. Barhan
says: / used Browns Iron BittArs. 1t il a
complete restorative, tonic, and appetiEeE"
National Republican., 1883-06-29

No liquors nor smoking during family mat
inee at Drivers Garden next Saturday. Sec
advertisement.
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pRoposAIs FOR PURCHASE OF VESSELS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
t.......,.. III, A., WAsItiNSToN June y, iss3
lion Of tue act OF Congress making appropriations
supply dencences approved March g. 1854 sealed
until noon on MONDAY, september a, 1883 at which
time and place they will be opened for the purchase
Navy Register under authority Of an act of Congress
fbSyeG b AgsIs & noS Hnd gach u deemed for
The vessels offered their appraised value and their
sas, sS1ce, and ss6Se, $1,000 at PSTtsmcdyh n H.
RosnD Sws S3 oe TsE9ra soS 5000 @ and os9 sd sI at
London, Con- New Orleans, $40 ION tic stocks, at
Sncketps Harbor, N. Y. Susquehanna, 10000, at New
ssoo sorrei SO, and Dictator, ssSo at Ieage
Island. Pa Frolc, 5000. aud Relief, 1900 at Wash
and savannah. tiOeoo at Norfolk Roanoke, 81 800
q @ Chester Pa Pawnee s5'eoo and seaweed, $500, at
Proposals must be submitted in q sealed envelope,
D. c. and SdoTsed proposais iG for re p1fehase OF
vessels, so as 70 distinguish them from other com;
should be Included within one proposal.
The vessels Will be sol for cash TO the person or
highest prices therefor above the appraised Value
thereof Each bid or proposal must be accompanied
OF not less than 10 per cent of the amount OF the offer
or proposal. and also bond with penal sum equal
sureies. TO be approved by the secretary Of the
N&yy CONDITIONED ~ @ for me Payment n Of the remaining
within thirty days from the date OF It's acceptance
rs mS9g any % pSe
time, said cash deposit of 10 per cent shall be consld
cred AS forfeited TO the governmen and shall be ap-
piled directed in the act OF March g. 1883 All de-
posits and bonds of bidders, whose proposals shall
not be accepted, viii be returned to them within
seven days after the opening of the proposals.
On application to the Department printed list
Will be furnished, giving general Information con.
cernng the vessels also forms of bids and bonds
which must be used by bidders The vessels can be
examined at any time by applying 10 the command
ants Of the yards.
The purchasers must remove the vessels purchased
from the limits Of the yards stations within such
reasonable time as may be fixed by the Department..
WILLIAM f.. CHANDLER,
je22-ftls24 Secretary OF the Navy.
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propusaIs.
T IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER AT
l. WASHINGTON, d. q.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES ENeiNEER OFFICE,
2i36 pENNA. ANESUE N w

UNITED STATIS ENGiNBER OFFICF,
2i36 PENNA AVENUE n. W.,
WAsHTNcTON, ID. g., June 70, 1883
Sealed proposals din trpicate) will be received at
ms oitee until u o'clock noon, on THURSDAY,
july II, 1888 and opened Immediately thereafter,
for dredging along the front of the slope wall of The
Potomac Flats, at Washington, u. G., and deposng
the dredged material behind H.
specifications forms of proposal and all necessary
Information can be obtained at this office
PETER @. HAMS,
Jc296t Major of Engineers.
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DRotosA1s roR HoL1ow rILEs. 10. !

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR, -f
WAsHINGToN, June ~. 1883,
Sealed proposals will he received at this Office until
II M. the tenth of July 1888, to furnish, deliver it
and put In place complete about 1860 seventeen
thousand five hundredj square feet of hollow tiles or
hollow arch blocks porous terra Gotta for repI oohng
the new roofs now being constructed over the south
wing ofthe Interior Department building. Spech
cations and diagrams showing the spacing OF the
rafters. &c, blank forms OF proposals ana bonds,
and any additional Information may he obtained on
application at the office of Cluss - Schulze archl.
teCts The right TO reject any all bids to waive
defects Is reserved.
II. NJ. TELLER,
je2d.TuThuS&W2t Secretary of the Interior.
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES, ,Sc

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, June 1G, 1881
Sealed proposals will be received until noon on
MONDAY, JULY (at which time they will he
opened in the presence of such bidders may desire
TO attend for furnishing TO the Government Hospital
for the Insane, this city Meats Groceries Flour
Dry Goods, SHOES, Hardware, Medical Supplies,
ending June 30, iSSi
Schedules OF estimated amounts, blank forms OF
proposals. Instructions TO bidders &c. will be fur
nished on application 10 this Department.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary OF
the Interior aud tndors9d Proposals for furnishing
supplies TO Government Hospital for the Insane"
jel5-m.w,f-6t IL. NJ. TELLER, Secretary
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Suttion Sales.
%uttiom Sales.
BY DuncansOn Brothers,
AUCrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SQUARE S57


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SQUARE s57.
BY virtue OF n decree OF the Supreme Court of the
OF John ii. Ketcham et Al. VS. The President aud D.
reCtors of Georgetown College ct ALL No. 1897. Equity
Docket No. 81, and under aud by virtue of deed Of
Land Records of the District Of Columbia, the under.
signed trustees will offer for sale In separate lots or
parcels, In mont Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY.
the following described real estate in the city Of
Washington 70 Wit Lots Nos ~, S6, 49, A. a. 45, bi
square No. s5 the same are bounded and described
in said subdivision as recorded In Llber ]. II, X,
folio 3, In the surveyors office OF the District of
Terms OF sale: one-third OF the purchase money
payable In cash, and the balance In two equal Install
ments payable respectively, one and two years from
for which the noes of the purchaser, secured by a
deposit OF S25 will required, each lot is bid or
of sale be not complied with within ten days from
day of the trustees the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost Of thedeiauting pur
chaser. HENRY ID. COOKE, JR.,
1870 II street northwest
CHAS. A. ELLIOTT,
4Os Fihh street northwest
DUNcANsoN BROTHERS, Auctloneors
=, No. THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNED UN.
SAME HOUR AND PLACE
HENRY D. COOKE, JR.,
l420 street northwest
CHAS. A. ELLIOTT
4os Fifh street northwest,
Trustees.
B,5- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
POSED UNTIL MONDAY, JULY 2, 1889 SAME
HENRY D. COOKE, JR.,
CHAS. A. ELLIOT,
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure OF Vessels at TN,
River Front.

AT GEORGETOWN.
Arrived: Schooner Charles N. Simmons,
Babbitt from Providence.
Sailed Schooner Mary Il. Morse, Jones, for
Bath, Me.
The coal trade is almost at standstill for
want of vessels.
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SuttiaI lantitrs.

Sprtial gOtitss.
r5Be NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF EouAL1zATIoY,
AssEssoR's OFkICE, d. c..
June %. lsS3
The Board of Equalization Of the assessment or the
real in the District of Columbia, under the act
OF March .. 1888, will be In session daily
and hear complaints from Taxpayers until the first
Monday in August. at which time the assessments
and equalzatlons will he finally completed and re-
ported to the Commissioners D. G.
All taxpayers are invited TO examine the books IN
this Office which contain the new assessments of their
property.
BY order of the Commissioners. d. @.
ROBERT p DODGE,
Je2e3t Assessor. D. G.
eS1s THE ALPHA CLUB WILL GIVE a Sc
RS9 loot Excursion to Marshall Hall THIS
EVENING, leaving Seventh street wharf at 0 p IN.
Tickets 20 cents; for sale at boat by members.
ecsJs WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNE %, 1883.
Noce is hereby given that there will be n general
meeting of the stockholders of the National Cigar
Manufacturing Company held AT the Office OF the
company, No. 4o5 Tenth street northwest between
the hours OF II o'clock m. aud IL M, on TUT B.
DAY, July 10, 1SS3 for the purpose of electng hvo
directors and the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before said meeting.
(Signed) s. j. FLATOW,
prpsidont
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THE RECORD.

SUpreme Court In General Tsrni-Jttstices Hogner
Cor, and Jdmes.-S. =. Maigman vs. Baltimore and
Potomac Railway company inqulsition confirmed;
Frederick VS.. Christaneo, argued and submitted.
Adjourned until to-day; assignment 81, 0S, 90.
Circuit C0urt-Jud0e MdcArLhur.-Shipmau VS..
Mogarity on hearing, adjourned until to- day. as
signment unchanged.
Equity COtrt-.tidge JdRies.--Rowles vs. Rowles;
submitted. Speer VS.. COyle; sale ratified nisi.
Cornelius VS.. De Vaughn sale decreed. In re e.
NJ Skippen; leave TO join in conveyance. Frank
liz vs., Young; appearance of absent defendant
ordered and pro confesso ordered Young. Dallas
vs.. Dallas; proof ordered taken before Examiner
J. A. Clarke. Taylor VS.. Ryan; on hearing. Ad-
journed until to-day. Assignment unchanged
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N1Bs NOTICE 10 WATER TAKERS.

e9 Noii0N ~ - '''' EMS
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Water takers hereby notified that water rents
will be due JULY 1852 aud that the law requires
payment within thirty days from that date, filling
which the water must be cut OFF from premises and
penalty of s2 must be paid before the flow be
stored
Particular attention is invited the fact that the
law is mandatory and admits of no discretion.
g. ], LYDECkER,
Major of Engineers, u, s. A.,
ie220t Engineer Commissioner D. @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-14
WEI.LsBURa.
Aecideat-Ga. hoies-IudustriaI and

I
Personal.
Wsllsburg has steam laundry.
seventy.ive feet OF tubular casing has beer
driven AT 8, Georges gas we'll.
The board OF health gives notice that i
will soon be out on an Inspecting tour.
The old engine room and town hall tha
was burned out In April, 10 being rebuilt.
Klevls, KRAFT 3 Co., Of Wheeling, have th,
contract fol building HuS 81 BArlh new stoF,
rooms.
MIS-, ". H. TAR and daughter, Annie
Fannie and Bessie, are summerDg at Noun
tain Lake Park.
Mr., Tucker, proprietor OF the Wellnburl
water works, hal placed fire plug on thi
court house corner.
Citizens are taking" the natural gsS q
rapidly that thetwo plumbing establishment
located here are rushed with work.
Ionic Vollhsrdts new building Just below
the court house, Is ready for the roof. Il q
quite an addition 10 that part Of the burg.
There Is some talk oil iormIu IlInt stool
company for the purpose Of er setting build
log suitable for store rooms opIfA house Ant
lodge rooms
Workmen are busy repairing Tbs Riyersld,
glass wo-ka The riverside was The lirst L
use gas for making steam and heAtipR Ii,
"leirs' and "glory holes"
Lieut.. Commander Isaac Hlalstt, U. g. N
late executive officer Of tho U. i. steamer
keaIJaigS, aud his sister, are visiting lht
family o. Mr., ]. M. RodgerI.
After number OF experiment, with natu
raj gss In the ilaitening ovens at tre Pan
handle window glass works, 1t was llnAllJ
made 10 work all right The workmen ssy
that 1t Is Just the tn ng.
Some Of the II, W. 4 Ky. wotkmen wer,
engaged moving a tool house near the Sta,
ilon on wednesday. While II was tempo,
rarily propped up and one Of their numbe,
vas underneath digging post hole, suddenly
the props, gave way, the building falling Oh
the man, burylng him In the loose eafih be
bad dug mp. He was rescued with a iSV
bruises
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KILLED AN OFFICER.
LATEST CRIME OF A BAD FAMILY
|, Ia. Western Par, Of p.l.s.t c,.,t,-l. en-
sst'. D,,tG Probably the Rs.ult-OtA.t @
ciAlrUIIls lun, OriStsr,.t viii G.A.
,raIS,u,SSl.s from ths IislsliI.

The St. Granville correspondent Of tho Is.
TELLluEscKR sends the following account Of
an affair the particulars OF which have Just
come TO light through the imprisonment q
the guilty parties:
o. Tuesday evening, July 5, at about 10
o'clock, In kIfkSood toHnIlIp, this county,
about eighteen miles west Of ioWn, prob.
able murder was committed. Constable John
Hall with three deputies went 70 the house
OF Samuel Leisure 10 arrest LeiHure's two
sons who where charged with threatening 70
take the life Of the fIiheF.ln.lAW OF one Of The
boys. They reached the house ut about p
", and calling Leisure, asked n his sou,
would help harvest for = neighbor. Leisure
replied In the affirmative. In this manner
they discovered that tue boys were at home
Hail then toll bis mission and demanded
AdmiLtRnce, stating that they held WArfApi
for the boys arrest The door was securely
fastened, and Leisure IAid no would xii
them II they attempted TO force an entrance
After pArleying To- half an hour, Hall bal
tered DOWN the door. He was about TO cute
wh-n be was confronted by G,slsure's wiir
Mary, who was armed with ~ Ax. She struel
1t him. Hall seized the handle. At thi
moment Leisure stepped out with an a.
In his haad aud struck Hall, iracturinl
bis skull and producing Wouni
two inches In length. Daring the mels
Hall received several other severe wouudi
He was removed TO Hendrysbutg, where b
received medilAl attendance. Une OF III
Wounds AppearA 10 have been made with
picf.axe or tooth Of harrow. AT last al
counts he was still living bat bis physical
expects bis death at any msment. III
Leisures lied and have been conCeAlinS then
selves about the woods for some time, The
were hnall y captured by Constable CLARK an
some assistants. At preliminary heArin
before justice OF the peace they were bel
for Hsault and battery, the bail oelng exc
at $500. The woman was brought to jail o
Thursday. Leisure was hronghtln yestsrds,
In case OF the death Of Hall. Lslsuru aud vii
will be Indicted for murder 10 the fist d.
gree. Leisure i sixty years OF age. I'll
family has bal reputation Ia that yicinit!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-14
IoISr srocR coapAsIEs.
why 20 Many Foreign Ones Take out
Charters In this state.

why 30 many FofpiEu unt5 IhRo Oui
Charters In this state.
The most casual reader OF tho wheeling
papers must have noticed the frequency
with which Joint stock companies formed In
other states take out charters in West Viz
ginia. A reporter r'ked Secretary Of State
staluaker the other day what was the reason
for ibis, and big reply vas that the laws oil
West VlrEinis are the iaIysIt and pogt ssnsI:
BILE In the country. "rhty are" sIId he,
''not loo severe for the company, and yet not
% stGyHs 70 encourage fraud or wildcat OF.
gAnIsslons. Stockholders are only liable for
the amount Of their subscription, aud Suili,
Client safeguards arg thrown around the lISu.
Ing Of charters 10 secure the pGsllc.h
The laws Of this State used 10 DO notorious,
y iooss, and seemed 70 be framed expre!Iy
for the purpose Of opsniaR The door 10 fraud.
But by successive amendments In the past
four or Ave Yeas they have been not only
been made ss satiSlsotory as those Of any
other shte, but are an improvement In many
important features over thess OF most Of The
older siites. Ohio they have the double
varying systems Of incorporation, which
allow OF limited or full liability on the part
Of stockholders. In most Of the States the
purposes for which the company may DO Of
s1ris ID arc reafheted more closely than In
West Virginia Tbs fees are also reasonable,
the original charge for certificate Of ineoT:
poratIon being q and for recording Il or
iGll ps copy o. any time, fifteen cents for
each hundre1 words
Foreign corporations d'SlrinK 10 DO buSIi
mar 10 this eiSte are required 10 Ole with the
Secretary Of Slate copy OF their charter,
and such corporations are, ~ TO their works,
operations, property and huIinf q domestic
corporation, subject - suit aud other pro,
eeNute 10 the State In the same manner eva
corporation receiving ltS corporate authority
from this State.
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sTEUaENYILLE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Budget OF

Gas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. budget OF
Personal Gossip.
William Bair Is on yIsitto bis parents.
BARLEY Mslvey ia at Frankford Springs,
Ky.
George Kirchner will spend the SUMMER in
Colorado.
George A: Hull Is spending few days In
Chicago, Ill.
The Opera House will be opened on the
2Slh oil August
Miss Bertha Powers Is visiting friends In
youngstown, Ohio.
Charles shupe and wife ars visiting reli.
tiyes At Mt Pleasant, Pa. .'
The Directors OF the Jefferson Iron Works
will hold q meeting to-day.
The liquor tax collected under the Scott
law In this county amounts to 1000 So,
Mrs.John Hawkins and Miss Dobbins are Al
the Mountain Home, in Berks county, Pa.
Miss Elsie Lew,ngood, OF New York, Is The
gueSt Of her brOther'ln.lAw, Jones Munker,
Esq.
The Patience Club was entertained lasl
night ey Miss sallie Gregg, Of North Seventh
street.
Mrs. David Myers accompa aied ]. o.
MeGoWas and wife, OF Youngstown, Ohio, &c
Denver, Col.
Miss Katie Gallagher, who has been spend
Ing few days in Allegheny City, will return
home to-day.
Mrs. J. ". Gallagher, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
Is the guest OF Ars. John N. Cook, on North
Sixth street
7. W. Vance, teAsurer OF the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Wool Growers Association, Il
at his home near BurgettStown, Pa.
GIorgs Hawkes., Charley Steel and Cha,
Elliott will spend two weeks at Mountain
Lake Park, ". Va. They leave to-day.
Miss Mary Porter, OF New Cumberland. ",
Va and Miss Clark, Of Washington, Ohio
are spending few days with Mn. Timber
lake, on South Fourth street.
It looks rs II the seminary was hereafter 10
be rnu with gas. DR.. Reid announces his lie,
tention to put down we'll on the grounds
AID use the gas for heat aud light, tnus say.
ing about five hundred dollars per year.
Shortly after Rev. DR.. McLaue was dIsmss
ed from the Presbyterian church for publish.
ing box entitled "fhe Gross IN the Light
OF Today bis residence on North Fourth
street was attacked by caterpil ss, aud 90
great was the number, that the Outside OF the
building Is almost c0mpletI ly covered
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The churches will have services Tomorrow
a. follows: At Fourth street NJ. l., Rev. Mr..
Harris will preach at 1881 A. N AID the pas
tor, Rev. Dr.. Joseph L Smith, at $50 P. n.
Al Zane street II. L the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Fitzpatrick, will preach At 1890 A. N. on
"The Friendship Of Jesus" aud al =. N. on
"rhe InterceSsor.n At Thompaon N. z
Island, there will be quarterly meeting.
Pre.iding + der Ryan preaching at 1880
A. ". and 1850 ,. N. fhe Sacramenial Service
will follIw the evening service. At 81.
Mathews church there will be services at
1880 A. NJ. but no evening service Al the Fins
Presbyterian, Raw. d.. ID. A. Cunningham,
the pastor, will preach in the morning, and
the evening service will be omitted. AT th,
Second Presbyterian a!s) the evening servlc,
Will be omitted, and Rev. DR.. Cooke, thI
"a TOR, will preach St 1880 a. N. At thu
Third PrestyGsriat The sacrament will b.
administered ut 1880 =. N and In the even.
Ing the pastor, Rev. J. G. Lyle, will preach Oh
mo TeLs 10 heaven" At the Disciple,
Rev. z. ~ Smith, OF Louisa, Va, will
preach at II A. "; there will he no evening
service. At the English Lutheran, the pastor
Rev. Z II. Dornblaier, wilt preach At 1887 4.
n. and T:a5 p. ", Atthe Fitt ". L. Church Of
Bridgeport, Rev. A. Il Chapman, Pre1idinF
Elder, will preach at 1880 A. n. aud $50 ?. n
The Sacrament will be administered at the
close Of the morning sermon. Rev. O. W.
ChalfAut, OF Pittsburgh, will occupy bis old
pulpit In the Kilkwood Presbyterian Church
1t 1890 4. n. Preaching by tae pastor at 1880
". Rev. Nj Chaliant will preach ut Mar.
tins Ferry 10 the evening.