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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-22

ST. LoUIs, Nov, 2O.-TspeciAll-A good
business was done in the LEGAL cotton mar
ket. Nineteen hundred bales were
sold; prices unchanged. The tone Of the
market was steady. Cash wheat was in i'm
proved ders and and prices little higher,
speculstors buying No. red at ! 90 5 20
4 90 3-f. Cash corn also advanced with q
sharp demand for No. mixed ct 4S to
ss12. The prices Of wool and hides were
firn and uncbanged. The supply Of cattle
Al the yards is small. Ony one lot Oi
Southern Texss steers was sold at -.
Colonel ]. W. ParamOre, president OF the
Terss & 81. Louis. to-day issued q circular
snnoaDcing officially the appointment Of
W. r. Woodward TO the position oi general
msnager Of that rOed. Colonel Psrsmors
ard Mr.. Woodward were 10 consultation
this morning trying 10 bit uDOn 1smes Tor
the positions Of division supsriutendents-
Il is stated that John 4. Gerry wiz take the
position racatsd By A. +. Werner.
George W. Lillsy, general freight ageni
Of the Terss q 81. L0uis. about whom -
much tax has been had rerardiug bis
change OF position, stated that BE- he1
msde HE mind up definitely to Temain
with he FarsmOrs rosd-
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Railroad Earni

New YORK, Nov. 20.-Pres dent y e5c-.
ofthe Virginia Midland rail.1. pue a.
his annual report to the c1agsl, at ..s
meeting OF the directors to-lar r shras
the gross earnings to be ST. &C ni ,pergLaa.
expenses, 1856 1914; net earris s-gg.a."
iaterest charges and rantais H.ls. If.r.
ing balance OF 32Sj 9J2. % I.F.0eld al
per cent. was declared, 10 Conformity vtL4
the terms Of the income mo agateti.e .H.
come bondholders, per cer 0Y paid jl
January lst, 1854, and per Hb. Juir ls-,
1884.
WILMINGroN, y, c., Nov Tho " ia
mington d Welder Railway company ae-
clared semi-aunual dividend off per cent.
The Wilmington, i'olumbas a- August.
railroad has declared a SCI ie41ual C.....
dend of per cent. The directors os .la
Wilmington & Weiden have G1opJnd ne
folloWiug:
WHEREAS, In view Of tae evils v ch
have grown out OF Legislation l some s0u' a-
ern states whereby stock -holdera have astg.
practically deprived OF the mAUagsmeu us
their own railways, and in view O, tGe q s1-
gerous agitation on the snUe su0lse u
North Carolina,
Resolved, That all consideration of '.a
subject Of constructing branch from tue
Wilmington e Weldon road u The direc-
tion of Florence South Carolina La iog The
present postponed.
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TERRELL, NV 20.- Especial - Rabbi
ScAuhl was to have lectureo here last night.
He came in answer to petition OF fifty OF
more OF our citizens. The difference be.
tween signing the petition and attending
the lecture was fifty cents. which made the
house so small his friends would not per.
nit him TO appear. He told your reporter
comnrehends his late JDpleasantness
with part of his congregation at Dallas
Il is now in the hands Of the manager Of
the Madison Square theatre Of New York.
II will more than probably Eppear next sea-
son.
Miss Byrne, of Marhall sister Of Mrs.
Charles I. Hill, who came here few days
since expecting TO make g lengthy visit,
was called home to-day in answer 20 tels.
gram announcing her mothers sickness.
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An Expert Diamond Iujer.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2O,-Dstecave w. IT,,
Owen, of Louisville, returned lere to-day
with Ms. A. f. Lincks, alias Uass Munr.
alias Myer, the expert diamond sw3raef
aud sneak thief. She has yl.Imizad me
jewellers of all tho pHnciya
cities OF the south, especia y L0uisv,tls
Nashville, Atlanta and CEaE. asJCu Her
game has been to examined trey Of sol.tair-
diamond rings on the preteE' OF purCua--
ing for her daughter, and tl'u srapp.nn
chip diamond ring for the 3csJ ring IN 'ie
box, then leaving the stor promising 90
return and purchase. Ga November lst
she snapped a paste ring 8u WiggUrs a
jeweler here, for an SS5 s1.itars. She
swap ed the solitair on is,
II. Stief, jaweler, lrr $i3s
ring. She next worb The trick
in Atlanta, Charleston, Au gs,e aud New
Orleans. She was boarding u0 H1ur.Gna'r
Chestnut street Louisville, with her l-s-
band. She says she was boz and raised ID
CHICAGO. She was held b rhs cum.IH.
court in default OF a 50 600 bond.
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NAvAsoTA, Nov. 2),-[Special. lon the
10Th, two robbers about dark entered Cole
mel Yarborough's store at Marlborough
station, on the Gulf, Colorado a Santa Fe
railway, and demanded money ofthe clerk
rom Owens, with pistols presented. He de-
livsred $50; then they went TO The tele-
graph Office near by and made 3 ike de-
mand on the operator, ". u. ThOrnhill.
who had q scufils with one, who shot him
in the abdomen and throu-h both hips, but
rot fatally, Il Is boped. Itey got s. from
him. The robbers are Young and not
ing county. Colonel Marlborough oilers
500 reward for either OF the robbers.
The negro, Charles Mo- p. shot Sunday
ght By Tite WestbroOk 'colorsd deputy
sheriff, is likely 10 die.
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Telegraphic Brevities.

STREAToR Nov. 90 An explosion in th,
Coal Run company's mine yesterday killed
one miner, fatally injured three others auG
badly burned two more.
TO RUN ALONE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.--The Milwaukee e ST.
Paul railway has given official notice to the
Northwestern, Burlington and Rock Island
of it's intention to withdraw from the agree
ment respecting the Des Moines business
rhe joint business from and to Des Mones
is not large in itself but the present move
indicates the St, Pau's intention to with
draw from oil close connections with its
competing lines.
DENOUNCED.
OMAHA, Nov. 20.-Custer Post Grand Ar
my ofthe Republic, of which Pane Wander.
WORT is member, pass d resolutions last
night denouncing the action of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Hastings for at.
tempting to uphold Vandervoort in face of
his misconduct in railway service.
OVER THE GARDEN WALL.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 20 Tom Blake and Ed
Riverside penitentiary last night by scaling
the wall.
STOCKS AND BoNDs.
New York, Nov. 20 Denver & Rio
Grande, "a ~; Houston & Texas, SO; Kan
sas & Texas, "a Is; Missouri Pacific, 9G 7.8;
Texas g. Pacific, 221,4.
Governments strong; railroads generally
firm, and States dull. At the Mort hern
Pacific preferred stock holders meeting this
afternoon 352 42S shares voted in favor of
the $2O,000C000 second mortgage bond
issu and only thirty.six shares against it.
The announcement that the Northern Pa
cj1ic stockholders had authorized The issue
of the new bonds strengthened speculation
and prices advau ced s TO 81. The mar
ket in the last hour, however, became weak
and lower on reports that st. Paul had
withdrawn from the Des Moines pool and
that passenger rates between Chicago and
St. Paul were cut. Prices declined Ia to
"a for active shares and 1-S for Manito-
ba and closed weak.
JAIL DELIvERy.
MARSHALL. No, Nov. 20.-The prisoners
in the city jail set fire to it on the inside.
The flames were discovered. The prisoners
refused to help. The doors were broken
and six prisoners escaped. Only two were
recaptured.
ANEW MANAGER,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-W. Z. Woodward,
late superintendent of the Hannibal &c st.
Joseph. appointed general manager of the
Texas g. st. Louis narrow gauge, assumed
his new duties to-day.
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Tho Prize Ring.

TRENroN, Nov. 20.--A prize Eght was
Ought ohio .4U4 44us d. C-CL- county
Pennsylvania, between James Golden, Of
Philadelphia, and Patrick Sullivan, Of
Trenton. Sixty.five rounds were fought
aud the men badly punished. In the sixty
fifth round Sullivan got rather the worst
punishment and claimed foul which was
granted, and he was declared the winner.
Attendance was 400. The battle occupied
two hours,
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HAWKINS.

HAWKINS, Nov. 20-[Special.l Two OF
the Texas Giant Brothers" are in Haw-
kins to-day. They eclipse all the tall men
that ever made o shadow in this section.
They are guests of their uncle, Dr.. j, W.
Anderson, whose sister was their mother
There are seven living brothers, the lowest
being about saven feet high. -Four of them
have been travelling and exhibiting at vari-
Gus museums, in New York City, Brooklyn,
Coney Island, Canada. and other
noted places. They get a fair
salary and gn to fill an engage.
ment in Kansas City in December. They
propose making a tour of Europe next
year, when The people on the other side Of
the waters will see what giants grow in
Texas. They are polite, modest aud unas-
suming gentlemen, who attract wonder and
admiration upon all sides. Shade Shields,
the youngest, is 19 years Old weighs 228
pounds and is seven feet high. Jack Shields
is q years old, weighs 29l pounds and is
seven feet, eight inches high. Frank and
Gus are twins, "a years old. Frank weighs
2i0 pounds and is seven feet, six inches
high. Gus weighs 270 pounds and is seven
feet, five inches high. Their home is Kings
ton, Hunt county, Texas. Their parents
are originally from Alabama.
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DEcATUR, Nov. 2O.-I5peoial.l-The dis
trict court will adjourn fo-mOroW. Dis
trict attorney l.. g. 5parklf 90 has rendered
10 Governor John Ireland hrs resignation
az district attorney for this the Tenth judi
cisl district. Mr.. epsrkman has proven
himself an able and jealous prosecutor and
his resignation will be regretted generally
over the district. Mr. sparkmsn hes a
large and lucrative practice IN this aDd 81
joining c0uufies, and the district stiOruey Z
office fnancialiy is q failure, hence his
resignation. AT meeting % the bar here
Colonel ID. A. Holman ~ss unanim ousiF y
recommended % Governor Ireland ss AZ.
Suarkmsn's successor.
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III LPAso, Nov. 20.--[Special This morn.
ing the ground was broken for q new street
railway on San Antonio street. All the
material has arrived and the road will be
completed and cars runnirg in ten days.
The mayor of the city attempted to drive
across the Rio Grande In buggy when his
vehicle upset and he came near loosing his
life
Officers are hunting for the fends who
murde red Garcia SCto and wife in Paso
Del Norte yesterday morning, as a clue has
been obtained which will no doubt lead to
their apprehension.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. % The Union League
base Dali clubs appointed committee 10
attend tbe annual meeting OF the National
League at Washington, to-morro wand viii
endeayor no obteiu fetpgnition. Rober.
FERGUSON was appointed u represent the
league A. the annual meeting Of the Amer
lean association at Cincinnati, December
10Th.
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A Mine 10 he Clnsed. .

IRoS MOUNTAIN, WIS, Nov. 20 The off.
GERS of the Menominee Mining company
running the Chaplin and Ludington mines
have determined 10 shut down
for the winter, and arrangements
are being made to pay off the men. The
sheriff Of Menominee county and twenty
five men and 100 Of Plnkerton's men have
gone 70 the mines 70 protect the property.
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Against the Lottery Companies.

CHICAGO, Nov. NV. II. ShapIey, Fred
Erby. J. II. Cook and B. Frank Moore,
who represented the Little Havana, Henry
College, (Kentucky,) and the Louisiana
state lotteries, as agents, were tried in the
Unite1 States district court to-day under
the clause fofbidding the sending of circu-
lars or lottery tickets through the msils
and found guilty. Sentence is not yet pro
nouncaf
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O,DonneIi,s Antecedents.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 20 The Pest
Express publishes letter from man who
says be knows 0'Dounell, who will soon be
tried for killing Carey. He says O'Don-
nell was one of the chiefs of tho Molly Ma
guirea Of Pennsylvania and that in con-
Junction with Dan Kelly, Jim CRuile and
Red Shirt" he was 10 several jobs Three
Of his confederates were hanged O'DOn-
nell formerly called himself Thomas Moran
apd is the only one left of the gang.
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RrrrrrsroE. Ia. Nov. D-General
A. 4. Dodge f1rmsrly United ststos Ss1aio-
suf minister % Spain Tor eiKht ycars, died
m this city to-day efer Hn Illness Of four
GAYS. sRed % years.
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CrrussAr1 Nov. 2J.-The discovery ha7
been nais in the county auditor'l Cfics Of
q peculiar scheme 70 defraud Taxpayers. Il
is By increasing ths aees7ed va'lst-on ot
the ur1uerfr - csrfain large taE-8a ERE,
main fu-1rp1rs'ef companies, and thsn
Offering frr commission % Est the eEcas-
Eve tsres REFUNDED. The discovery gas
rsde tu- weeks err. bit Uss kept quiet
I'D rrIs-- E.vs- f1 f1F --ar-r n ell
.s-4s fHluI orr. Tr1 csfss ri lHfr Audi
tHr .11 t1 .r.t +a. rE Es
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TORONTO. or, Nov. IA train on the
s.. Martins & Uphsm railway Jumped the
track near EsnoplOn. Three csrs rolled
over an embankment into g ditch Six
teen passengers aboard Wsr- mere or less
injured, some fatally.
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o'oo"I"s' fro'" G o'''o,.


New Yong, Nov 20 u F.csf .r
comb has sold his interest lr bs Gated
States National Bank 10 ,uulc.I5 fuas
will assume control about tIe uHss oi JsD.
uary. About 530U0O0 Of Ya stock r.8
sold at $50. Logan &. lsiy viii, 10
elected president.
OFFICERS ELEc
A board OF directors IN Dtuey ilfaregt
was elected at the Memphi aud Charlie on
annual meeting to-day. A resolution al-
thor2ng q new issue was sriuruC
THE CEsNoLA LIBBL rlT.
In the Cesnola libel sIlt i,lar The
plaintiff, CASTOR n. Fern afdeuf testified
that he was the manager n London uf The
Partisan house OF ltOlin IL j uarGplt deal.
ers IN antiquities aud work OF lr Ea
gave his Efforts 10 sell Cesnu. collection.
and said that previous TO tie aolIs'Hnu bee
ing examined in London ty l'r RioFe.t,
of the Metropolitan museum arl art assoc
General Cesuoa witnessed L
spread out the collection s. fr ,og
numerous and large as pos bic Amer
cans purchasing such things looked Elr.
TO quantity than qualify. 4Ha
total amount paid by tae trustee.
Of he museum was $1,000 1U n. which
was paid Cesnola - 800 abouthaI.a .arTt
rad been advanced by plgiuNf'8 Grr ta
Jesnola during his eXploratoHa E Crg
md sojourn IN European cities E8a
nainder he kept for his owl gse Cesuaa
ave the witness A2OO Us a .lulisIis 80
he sale of the collection.
CARDINAL M'CLo o.ETE.
The aitieth anniversary q hegT..ua. D.
t Cardinal MGCloskey wi a 1e.abf.
he 10Th OF January next. FlefswU g-
rand service in the cath a g...-
nd the presentation Of pursr.
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Kasshs CRY, Nov. 2).-A special train Of
eight cars isft here tonight. via the santa
Fe, bearing ls0 ercursi01ists from Liin1is,
WHcgusin. Michigan, Iowa and other
staies. bonId fgr sruthern Calilornia.
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JERsEx CITY, Nov. 2O.-FIre broke out TO-
night in the chsrcoal house Of the Heve-
meyer SuFar Refinery company's building,
five stores high. The main building was
saved. The total loss is 5000. About
$50 men were employed N the works.
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ABILENE.

ABILENE, Nov. 20.-[Special 1.-The die.
trict couf. convened here yesterday Judge
Wheeler presiding. The county records
were brought over yesterday evening and
peace Is once more restored In place OF tho
grave apprehenslons which have been for
sometime prevailing. There are several
very important land cases on the docket.
A party OF the excursionists spent Sunday
with us and were pleased.
Judge j. b. Rector aud III. G. Withers are
here from Austin.
The weather is cloudy and has an appear
anCe OF rain
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HErKrr11l, N0T. 20-Tspsoisi- l-Mr. +.
Dauson, one Of the largest stosk men IN
CIsv conEtr. .mnde en- assi Eurnsut today of
- hfs r.r1rsrfT. rnsEing " 2 Curtis -
-.rHrr
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TYNE Nov. .2o.-Isp1cisi The suprsIas
court reversed and rendered judgment En-
cousins vs. Guy, from suith. A1rmec; (;
Gincn q sl. ", Creushru. IRON Psr0't /.
Grant % Al. vs. Hiliis aeirs, from Hlli.
HuEzir e Al. vs.. I1nts. fT1u Parker, ErTag
u Al. ". RrTrn. from Iisl Ts- EsrErssd aud
rrrrsufef. Mflsrs. Herrcon, from q rsT-
son. Nsden w. EuTelead et al-, Iron 6ray-
so. Dismissed b. aErs.meuis hitche.l
~ r-r. l-rr- l
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large, aud The session bids fair 10 be Of un.
usual Interest aud Importance.
Rev. y. A. Hall one Of tho pioneers oi
DenisJn, died yesterday, aged ssyont } five
years.
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CAREER OF A CELuBRAT ...
BosToN, Nov. % Will N..r..
known in the west duriu -..
bounty jumper and ia Pi i..Hla .u-
Washington as iorger a. ..a..rua s.
has been sentenced b. Eve y l ..N .H
itentiary for passing cou wDr."
In Boston Pbelan estao.ish.H bans u...
dictator and thus secured ir".. "a .31.
number of counterfeit no .r ....
ton. Phelau IS b. heved Ha." .|.."H
aud passed $4,000 IN count rf". m.r...
BLfwv Ur.
The residence of John l. r. ar N.+r
was badly shattered last q ...
plosioa o'a keg Of powder, H John .
Benwsv placed on the pie ION" ..
warn, q In easDl TO escap .a way ..t
besn drinking.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. ~. AUU
special from Huntsville, .Hea0. .....
A. the annual meeting -a'.
the Memphis & Charlestc H.G-
sided over By Addison W
large msj 'rity OF ID
resented. Power vas gwen tHe uueUtUrs
10 D ace a loan Of 81 1000l0 20 retire the
fioating debt and 10 raise innds 70 better
equip. as It's business is in excess fits pres
ent capacity. TIE floating debt
is largely decreased. The fol-:
loyinp directors were tlec ed
calvin s. Brvcn, George p. Baker. Jere
Rsrter. Fred A. Brown. NauoleOn HUI.
Ear Lyman, .. A. L'chrane, John p Msr-
IN samuel Thomlr. Addison White A.
Woodruff Tne officers viii BE- elected
when he directors meet I'm Nev 1Jrk.
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Vioksburg Mississippi 10 attend the Got.
ton Panlefs' association 80 y delegate Of
this state ard Will nay professional visit
10 the Unions capital before his return.
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u PuIsIuE3 NOV 1J.-FaUct william
+ % Brien, tie I.isL f,aut ana Christine %
Duns, the German Riautes5 whtra married
7 ~ tnjs city 20 day Th romouy VAS p.r
fofffd iu tue CpImHu hVHuEei u ChuIcl
uu 2nithlsld street H RtYi trederr.
GtJh. and vas yllulssei ~ Ru immt G
c'ucourse oi Ta1pif, iuauiilg Ncyor l'Cl
Gud the council glHt 'n4.e. Mayor ie 60
sou Of AileRtaarY, Judge White Johu Nc
Cu,lough. Mar..rt Mathlr, th1 Arms
upirie. luo.a1- ana the snl.s
tirrmer. Ou.s.r the church
tns crowd -a'h1rtl 500 tu.t
lumbeis as OBJ otHrUr la'do 10 spite 10
bee efforts of lfgt .ler Oi pniic
o'e-iru g-are O. GI| ~ trt. a med
pres bisd 30 him by ih" land league crD5.
m.rted DIS breast Tire hrle were 90
orange blossom rro.tn sns . veil thAt c0t-
cred a sa1erb dress of 7hiIe sltn. 5L'
-srrifd a s1uauaf Cf enormous sz8 AhD
ths srtvice zoe tl a' rarIY Grove o. ono.
I q HeTns' ursc.m, and held n
public uocpii1n- Eha er nf sp5ec,.l p. p
aeDli0u vi. ba Elren at q miitH1'e h1it %
TIE UedIiuv eake s Ita If-rest rFfr med
mesuring uile IreI in c.r'lu.srcloe 81 s.
Gbnpe fer tu tr..'Ifts. -art loL d.
frerd. Eve ltat u 'ruFtr. wi. decorate il8
fab4c The lrmnrfr lCeat ni taf par i7
ffeer lsrt three inCle. They 20 u
lean st $50 ruuna7. TIE wedding rms
-r-izhtd seventeen reuny- sIia 4ri va
W. nches iu o.cumifrence.
umportauf wa C,se Isr,.Irs
yiaulsor. ru. s1F. ZI-lhe c.rcn.t
.r-fst 4. Crn.ss ha. Iarf cred i1dF,aeBf d.
fnn case OF iht E nstr- iloi % the VII oi
t1e late 3CrEtrr N1atnfrf- lt D. eutei Ian
fl-'- ihar gean-.t. sl bum BE gidoE
rhrlid recover uoI C. iIh rhiro OF tbe rtfl
srfrie of rhiCl lhf lrfiltcf rag teired -
--.ft,r- r.fn nrf.fhfrI u. IT. ret uerHcral
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Glbson, conservative mem .fI 1i
inf Dublin university, hnv rHH u..
Cd. A student lodged apf OIL" Hru.1. I.
nomination Of L0goll on HfI.f
s.e 10 an alien and therefor, tIH
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cmugUii DIRECTORY.
The Services nj the Various Places Of
Worship Ta.Siorrow.

anu "
Worship To.Norrow.
Their. will he prsaehipr "A, tbe Dis.ipIes
Church tomorrow At II A. ", and Z ?. NJ, by
the pastor, ". b. Thomson. Sunday school
at l0A.M
There will bs ,srvlrc, IN. ,no,,ow n. sacond
PRESBYTERIAN Churcn. rev Vim H. Coote,
paStof, at 1880 a. " and at 7P.M. All are
Welcome
scrvIcss will be held a. ,bs North s,raat N
r, cbuTcb. morning and nivht rondnrted hy
the pastor, Revival StIylcss viii also he "a.
SumeI to.noTrow' '' vas -''' w az
Rev. A. q Lana of Mor,i,,own oh,o will
exchange pulpits With Rev i a IvIs n,s,or
Of thg Third frsbvtprinn Church s.rvjces
Al 1850 A. N. and i'm. ''S''
Th.,, viii ho r,.,cbI,, IN A.. r,-.p
Ar,a.I'n Chr.cb Sr ,sa r M ue P p'' res
Cpnninpbsm. b D on to.uIorrow AZ IN. N a
N AMI al O'clock ?. N. -
ill., IN h. ...,,l.. a, r,.,.n
AZ CA III 70 Mt.La,. 49, s'u ~ me a.
~ az. ~ iU%sns"dencs - n NvH' u. W.
ali Ss'', ",d TSd ,nsSI,I T Irx EIeIcn
Is gwen 10 The uu6lic. '''"''C"
Thar will Ia ,,a.,hJ,s n, tL3 p,,,.,,.
s,ra"1 n chw,ln ' 80 .,n.a - =. u9 Io.SS u'!n
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serves al 81. MARKS I; Il. Free Church, Of
iVSo SUNDAY, aud NJ O'CLOCK 2. /.
Lsn Gu serves next WEEK oa Tuesday aud
.SdtS rS E StiSSM a. oclosE: ana Med.
A.. .t,,nai E''u"' e'eu'"s' " o0'OSA NJ
ene VAaPe':
Tue lecture BY RI. Rev. J. J, Kahn, D. D,
on Devotion 10 tue BLESSED Virgin" which
WAS postponed last Sunday on account OF the
laclenenry Of tue weather, will be delivered
Tomorrow at tue VespSr services at the
Cathedral At 8 O'Clock.
The CIt,,n,, nIbIs oIa,. will msst to.no,.
row SrteTnocn Al 40 o'cIock In IN Iec;Hrs
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