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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

own benefit. 1t is much better that
this. be done now than to let them
GO" on and finally wind up at The
state prison. IF parents have chill
dren who are making q practice of
stealing they should want to know it
and be thankful to those who prove
it to them. We want to see this
matter sifted and settled quietly and
good humoredly. It is a thing that
will come out sooner or later, and
the sooner the better. One Of fhe
boys has been arrested with money
in his possession and he now pro-
poses to dislodge the whole gang
and states that there is an organized
band. We await results.
Lewellen & Coontz are moving
their lumber yard of. the square, q
move which we have devoutly looled
for for a long, long time, but hpe
wished harder that the stock pens q
tina railroad were moved, and &c
Lewellen & Coontz have made q
noble example we may yet have the
central part of town in a shape fit to
be seen.
ISL. L.-G-.-
IL Vendalia could now find a hotel
man who would come here and put
up . good hotel building and occupy
4 we would be IN great shape. Thif
would be found . paying investment
for the right man. This is not
doubtful precinct in anything.
Two young business men from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

Hayden & Gregg have money to
loan IN sums to suit you. 1tf
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Sherj0' = safe.

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s<23it-I - Lincoln CiTcni 80" y
srd e. ~cwnan for =, uqc ofC. Hcw.na'
tgSsgf W.
Bon HrI torn & 20
y pud'un, V,r.is Z CO.
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B"u IN b IN \ 80
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tIS ~
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Ben Iiiborn 4 Col
Nv virtue e writ 81 evocH'i0n u roe from
The & TCut Coufs court Of Lincoln COu1Iy, bIs-lS-
sIp;d I viii 6u E1hd y. the 5fh diy ~ Nnv. A
H.. 1874, AZ the com. house 4 'Or. Ia the town ~
Brs0khtv "a. pruoeel - SCI IL tls high ct iil-
der for ct,h the fo"~ing Ie-"ribe pro pe.tV
tO-wt. re ;, acc -, 5. T Z: AMI ali nf sS > "
ing east Df spgI" CIItfp river, except acres -
w corner see "a . r Z. NV Z, Of sw Sec y, -,
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AMI NV a Of Sc a. AMI 80 OF NV ar sec 70. =,
r9; ne " ami Of NV ar end DC or Of ~ ar sec,
70. to r. se az Of ne a an ne or ~ se qr &c" p,
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g. :. or 81 NV or anu = Of ne qr
and south eat quarter Of no az and e's
Of So a an ~ \ .! 3: II Sc; 3d. g. (; sT T o
q sec 81. to, g-lav!e ! on as the property 81
aiefen itrt7. Bon lTuborn & CO. and Will be sold
to SATISFY the iIisnent aul costs ia the aHJvs
star" case.
ms, :; DAY Of April, A. D i-s,.
e.. ". HCNAIR, Sheriff.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Notice, Democrats!

There will be a meeting of the Demo
or,tir Executive Committee Of Lincoln
onuuty at BraUkhaven on saturday, May
NH next. 1t is hoped that there will be
i. full attendance, as matters of conse-
,ueurc necpssitate this call.
TIE following are the members of the
committee: A. J. Martin, John McGrath,
p n. Thompson, Frank Parsons, II. sum
,,.rs James Burns, A. W. Smith, G. W.
Turr, {. 7. Connerly, G. w. Hoffman, A.
NJ Summers, B. F. Rrason.Jesss A. Smith,
W. +. Parsons, J. ii. eagle, I. W. CHS
holm, F. Buie, 5. 7. Mckee, q. w. Easter
ling. \. II. Smith.
R.H. THOMPSON, Chairman,
4 IEwENTuAL JR., Acting Secretary.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Publication Notice.

LASD OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
April 10 1884.
H-ctice is hereby gwen that lie !H.i1H M nam
ed setfltr has Med notice Of her intention to
mske dual proof ~ support Of her clsi.n. ana
that sad proof VIII he ma - befors &. h. Watfs ,
Circuit Gle l. At Monticello, Mi-s., on Lgy -
81 VIZ. L.pGl+a 6. Powell, II UIue>teai No. 0l6t,
TOR tn. NV \ ~ l. ard sw s, nw =. sec p ant
ne e =. ana Sc : re Z, sec. -. u Il. /" east
she names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
sad Ian w:
John : Maxwell, Fniv1 Al Of Monticello p. o,
Maxwell. William Hal. Lawrence Co,
Henry Maxwell Miss.
r. G. X ERR, Registe,.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
AMBER BEADS STRUNG AT THE
ACADEMY.
BY WAITER CLYDE.

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So = n,r.. l,ys tha s,i,it of n. HENRI
.,..Ia 10" ~ Gnn,.r,I Hnnanart,. "
Meade and !f1teF al! at the A,at"nY.
Visitors welcomed to our indN| afternoon
exercises.
%.l't sly 'h?"Sn .-J IL" Is ".",,
'',1" X IT. - SUI ''' '''''s ''' '''" ~
'"''' ol TO-
Truc sympathy falls on the heart Of the
Sorrowful like the aomgS of home on the
ear rc Il waudcr,r in strange lands.
Il, ,,;,, ..,, ..,1;t.,,I, o..o,. 49,,
Mr: N''" '''1 - 'i,,'''H"i' ''l'H ~,
~ az 'n,' w.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
COLLEGE DOTS.
EY ALFIiA.

Whit-rorih returns thanks fer the com
plimentary head"
Capt. aud Mrs. u. G. Pepper paid us a
pleasant visit last week.
About dozen of the students reCrcated
at Old Brook last Saturday.
Miss Katie Johnson returned last Satur-
day, after weeks stay in the Crescent
City.
DIR. Johnson performed some interesting
experiments in electricity i'll the chapel
last Thursday night.
Prof and Mrs Erkhaldt, with their
niece Miss Carrie Patterson. spent last
saturday ANA Sunday i'll New Orleans.
The silvcry chimes Of marriage bells
whisper that Guilds dart has again inva-
ded the ranks of Whitworth's Alumnp
Among the visitors to Whitworth tins
week We were glad to meet Mr.. Louis
Myer, of Nebraska, brother of our charm
ing Nell"
In the oxford Falcon Of last week a
University Sophomore had an ode to
"Sparrows." We hope he will spare us
from any more.
Last Sundays Picayune gives us credit
for 800 pupils. We are much Obliged for
the extra 25 but weare doing ricciy with
our roll of 275.
A most elegant evening was spent hv
all who were 30 fortunate as to attend the
reception given last week. by Mrs. Kidd,
to a number of her friends.
The hOn0rs of the class of 1891 rest upon
the following yonag ladies': First Honor.
or Nalcdictortau, Miss Mary Andrews, of
TcnSas Parish La Second Honor, or Sa-
lutatorian. Miss Nora Hull, of Claiborne
county. Miss. Third Honor, or ESSavirt,
Miss Alma Dorsey, of Iazoo county, Miss.
Right heartily ito we congratulate these
accomplished yoTng ladies'.
II n meeting ct the Faculty last Mon.
dav afternoon, il was unanimously decid-
ed to award a gold medal to any gradu
ate Of ISL. who had been perfect in her
department during her four collegiate
wears. Upon investigating the College
Record, it was found that Misses Eliza
Enochs of Copiah county. and Corrie
johnson OF Brookhavcn, would receive the
medals The yoang ladies aud their nn-
mcrous friends are much grutitcd.
especially "a the medals were not striyen
for, none having been offered at any time.
HONOR ROLL OF WENTWORTH COLLEGE,
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
A CARD.

To all suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c, will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addTessed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAN, Station d.,
Nev York City. May lily
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Ho to the Mvsical Festival at Mem
phis--SpeCial Rates.

The Second Annual Musical Festival
under the arrangements of the Mozart
Society and Conservatory of Music, will
he held at Memphis, Tenn, June 18th and
9Th, 1881. The Festival will be undor the
personal direction Of Mr.. Theodore
Thomas, who will be assisted by his
Grand Symphony Orchestra and large
corps of eminent artists.
From points south of Grenada special
excursion tickets to Memphis and return
will he sold at one fare for the round
trip. Sale of tickets from all points to
commence June 3rd, and continue till
til June 10th, inclusive.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Publication Eofice.

LAND OFFICE AT JACESoH Mi'si
March a.. isN4
Np'Icp x ne9ca, gifon that the following nam
ed SETH ma h. ii notice OF tbs intention t.
make q IA pT6of In support his claIm and tha:
,Ild proof vii be mad" before &. I. ats Chan
cary Jerk. al npu'icel.o. Miss, on Nav II. l@ei,
VIZ Archy Hara., Homestead No. 9.IS for the { =
e ! sec. g. I = n, T g ". H. names the follow
ing witnesses 70 prove his CONT nuOus residence
upon. and cultivation Of sald Land. VIZ:
George bDLTn, Itrrlspnl Al 81 Monticello T. o.,
Otis, Henry EiClylS lawrence Ca,
His Sims. N'sS.
L. ( KERR; Register
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

A delicate child is moro subject to
worms than healthy one, as in the
economy of nature, Que animal is made to
subsist upon another, and the weaker goes
down. At the frs indication of worms
administer shriner's Indian yermifuge the
Invaluable remedy.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Official Proceedings of City Council.

At called meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen OF the city of Brook
haven, held at the Mayors Office April
25th, 1884, Present.. B. DeasOn, Mayor;
and all of the Aldermen.
The following accounts were allowed
aud warrants ordered to issue for same:
A: ID. McClcnd0n, work on streets. .$11.S0
Geo. McClendou, removing dead
animals. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.lo
J. Il. Daughtry, cash paid for labor
on Engine. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
The Street Commissioner salary was
fixed at $25 per month commencing ON
the first Monday in May next, and to ter
inmate at the option of the Board. A. y.
McClendou was then elected Street Com
missioner on terms above stated.
The Street Tax for 1884 was levied by
the Board at 81 in money or funr days
wO.k on the streets i'll lieu thereof on all
persons III the corporation of BrOokhaven
who are liable to road duty under the
State laws, and the City Marshal is or
dered to proceed at once and collect the
same, and to notify all that elect TO work
in lieu of paying the money to report TO
the Street Commissioner on LIST Monday in
May next or on such days thereafter as
the Street Commissioner may dcsignate.
Be it ordained by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, That all persons liable to
pay street tax who fail or refuse to do so
in money or work on notification by the
Marshal shall be reported to the Mayor
by the Marshal or Street Commissioner
and upon conviction shall he fined in a
sum of double the amount of street tax
and cost.
BE it ordained by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, That if any animal shall
be found dead in the corporate limits of
the city it shall be the duty of the owner
or owners of same to remove the same be-
yond the corporate limits OF the city, and
upon neglect or refusal to do SO, shall Tor
such neglect or refusal be fined by the
Mayor not exceeding $50.
j. B. DEASON, Mayor.
BIT. A TKINs, Secretary.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES going to
New Orleans are cordially invited to call
at Washburn's celebrated fine Ars Gallery
and see the beautiful specimens of
Photographs being daily made at his cS-
tahliShment. Admittance free. If
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
To TdC-PdUerS.

All persoas who have not paid the state
and County TAX due for the year l~H} are
hereby requested tn come forward and pay
the sam, by the 2nd Monday OF May, 1881.
In the event they fail l will be compelled
to enforce payment by seizure aId sale OF
property. as the time FOR payment will ex-
pire on the Bud Monday of May.
f W. MCNA1R, Sheriff.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Shoes, Shoes.

Messrs. John |. Marshall & Co., Boeue
Chitto. have on hand splendid stock of
Gents, Ladies', Misses and Chldren's
Shoes of all sty les. Also general stock
of Spring and Summer Goods. All cheap
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Give your children Smiths Worm Oil.
Engine, boiler and Saw-MiII for
sale.

We will sell our Engine, Boiler and Saw
Min at great sacrifice. Terms / cash
balance in lumber at current rates. Cor
rcspondence solicited.
+. d. & w. -. HULL,
Feb 2l-3m jackson, Miss.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

Dr. Watts has just received lot of new
Instruments and material and can he
found at his old stand, ready to work tor
all that desire his services. Having had
about 20 years experience in Dentistry, the
greater portion of which time has been in
this town and vicinity, and knowing that
everybody is fully acquainted with his
dental qualifications, he offers his services
to those that are willing to pay for it. He
uses nothing but good material, docs good
dental work, guarantees satisfaction, but
must be paid ,cdea work is done. Charges
what the work is worth.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

'dh out nay lhat We were Dtphly Pleased
and cdified aud by no means regretted
having spe"t couple of hours ia tho
classic hall Of Whitworth.
We call the attention Of our City Faith
ers to the following from the Magnolia
Gazette, and suggest that if the sections
of the Code cited have not been complied
with, that they take the necessary steps
in the premises: according to section
GCG of the Revised Code 1880, the proper
ty of any railroad company lying, or being
in any city or incorporated town, may he
taxed for city OF town purposes, upon Il
valuation thereof, made upon the same
basis as the property belonging to indi-
yiduals and no more. Section COB same
Code, makes it the duty of the Auditor of
Public accounts to certify to the Mayor of
any Incorporated town the amount to be
taxed by such town and it provides that
the same shall be entered upon the collec-
tors books. and he collected as provided
by law for the collection of other taxes"
A delightful evening was spont by us
during the past week at the hospitsblc
country mansion of the Messrs. Meneas
and Mikas. Too much has not been said
of their model home and plantation, and
too much cannot he said of the unstinted
hospitality of these talented gentlemen.
Mr. \. Mikas' especial pets, the silk
worms, were attractions of interest and
his ultimate object in rearing them very
commendable! The young ladies must
ask him what this is. Their elegant
Weber piano was the greatest attraction
to one of MS at least. and its full. harmOni-
Gus tones are inspiration to the heart of
the musician. MIR. Mkas' musical talent
is well known and his fine selections on
this evening from Beethoven and orher
artists. were most highly enjoyed. We
returned laden with memories of Il most
plraSurable evening. 1t was our good
fortune also to meet the two elegant gen
tlclnan who are the guests ofthe "&lcnelas
Mansion
The Mite Society meeting on last Fri
day evening WAS particularly enjoyable
to us, as it was our first opportunity
of attending. On entering the pleasant
home of Hon. Il. II, Thompson and
his charming wife we were almost
dazzicd ly the brilliant array-not
OF lights, though they were many.
nor OF heauty though 1t vas not lack
iE" but lV the luultifaIiouS null
titudes of the nany-hued "ho'her HU6-
bayds!'" There were black aud white ones.
red and blue ones, green ard yellow ones
and some with all these coIors combined
so flat oltog4tber tL. L.vv. Of IauoI,;uo
vor,q Girls looked ,ilo . liz, ,nrir,r Ion
07r,.:.I... '0
1", - nv VS. '''''a'',is
'''''' ~ =, w '"' 90 w '''' 40
e' ''','S, l n' oes''S'"'' Hs''''''' il'S' Ell
J"Eaoie 10 al ana Il sum OF no m"ah pro
portions was thereby realized. If not
considered prcSumptious we would sng-
grst to our young men that they heGeck
themselves in some gorgeous array" so
=, 70 I've suitable comnanjons for the
voror Indies
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Tomorrow Nights Entertainment.
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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
UNION HALL DOTS.

I lItnIN OF new IRISH llotdt''N.
straw berries aud cream too!
Irish potatoes at Vcrron's ei al.
Remember the days-2nd and ith in
! each month,
Every teacher. and all the Sunday
srho J officers, we've present last sunday
'Hic est dmclior.'
! But we arc never to tell where the
! strawberry patch il, are We, Miss
( "What-dO-y Uu-cali-hcr!
! We expect soon to have Il telephone in
/ operation in this vicinity, to he used in
! connection with teaching telrgraphy.
/ We gladly welcome Misses Jane and
/ Emma Campbell back {" school again.
after their long absence, caused hy Sch
, ness.
/ 4 little boys story of the lion and the
/ flea: The wicked flee when 10 man
pursurth but the righteous are as bold as
a lion
Mrssrs. john and Winston Masou's fami-
| lies. have each had severe attack of
Measles. which we more thar regret a. II
stopped their children from school. We
hope to meet them on the school path soon
again.
Miss NADIA Smith, daughter of \. W.
Smith Gen. VI. i. > Beat =, entered II
ION Hall Institute as "A boarding pupil last
week. Miss NADIA has fine talent and
, some experience which VIII ensure
success.
Mr.. Carol Bardweli has the fi"est
stands (and prospects generality Tor cot
ton and corn crops, which We have seen;
l. l.,V1H
il well improved. He says be caught "a
Jack" in Bogue Chitto 20 inches long.
Aud still declares he did not turn that
Jack" from the bottom.
Mrs. Vernon Smith, Mrs Sopiironia Nir-
pinia Maxwell and Mrs. Emma l.. Glrauit
we're among the lacy Visitors at mon
Hall Institute Friday evening, l8th ut.
Determinations, dialogues, songs aud COM
positions. "Punctuality.' The
old adarc Of "a stitch in time saves nine,
was we'll reIlained and conClusivcly set
tied Next subject viii he, ''Salt.'
\ country school teacher declares tia
.'Ghough phthri.httrcau is the correct
spelling Of ''potato.' and proves it thus:
Oh has the sound of ''p" aS the last let
tiers in hiccoueh. Ough has the sound of
80" as in dough. Ihlh haz the sound Of
st" as in phthisic. Eigh has the sound Of
IA as in nrighhor. Fte has the sound Of
It" as in gazette Eau has The sound of
So az III beau
A Professor went fishing with a neigh
Dor. Prof-''Do You know anything
ahout History? Neighbor-',No; nothing
Prof.-"Thctl half your life is lost.
Nri.ibar-"Ah ndced2' Prof.-'Do
Won understand mathematics" Neighbor
,,Nn ma Pref -. Then three uuartClS
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

NOTICE.: In another column will be
found an article in which all whether
thew will or nO) are interested. Neglect
ing TO read it may prove very serious as
we'll as an expensive affair. We refer to
the Advertisement OF Puckly Ash Bitters.
4 knowledge of its merits and the benefit
YOU CO your family may derive from using
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

Sowing machine needles and attach
ments at kohlman's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

Kohlman IS disposing of his fall stock at
cost. Come and get bargains.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

Honest weight and measure at Kohl
mans.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

To try remedies of no merit. Aguine Is
fair, square, honest medicine, and is Il
guaranteed cure for chills and fever, a2ue
and all malarial disorders of every nature.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

Kohlman is cheaper than the cheapest,
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

You can get what you want at Kohl
mans
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

For churns and tinware, 20 to Kohl
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

Call on Kollmun before purchasing ele':
II.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

sewing machines at Echlman's,
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01

A square deal at Kohlman'S.
Best garden seed at kohlman's.
Choice onion sets at KOhlman's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-01
Kohlman Will treat yon right.
Do not be Induced

The popular cry is go to KohImau's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-07
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Liska Won Stamwitz, German actress,
some years retired the stage has been engaged
the Madison square Theatre to perform the part Of
Countess play called the 1.-TWO Alpine Roses" which
is shortly be produced. This title somwhat like
but the work is understood to Dc original aud is said
be good and not gOody.
Mr. Sheridan. continuing his series Of Saturday
night performances at the star Theatre, emerged
Oh Saturday evening in he character Of HgoDgr
Mr.. Charles COghlan has been specially engaged 10
Cooperate with Mrs Lsngy, in her performances al the
jiith Avenue Theatre, beginning this week.
Locke Richardson began series Of ShaesFcgIcan Re
Cita-, in Boston, December 20, and was welcomed
with hearty good will The Bss,on 1drerIjscr says" vi
Nacity >c,tiyeuc>s. keen and quick intelligence sturdy
OF auuor careful ana thorough knowledge Of The
text, exceptional pietwe,qIcuess and variety of STYLE
VITA q genuine dramatic feeling, furnish a remarkable
capital for any recter; and Mr. RICHARDSON is strong
al these possessions while he adds them tie charm Of
q singular refinement ana dcliracy of style"
i; VIII Gc good news. 10 the many who admire and en-
Soy MI George Riddles readings. that This charming
artist - begin Of eight OF Ais entertainments AT
the MdsOn Ciub Theatre the ON inst These will be
mOiIunS performances.
1.-THE Eaiah al the Madison Square Theatre will ne
followed bv Mr.. II. II. Boyescns play 1.-Two Alpine
Roses TIE cast Will include Georgia CayVan. Marie
burroughs, Mrs Wmtcn, Is dam Liska Won stamwitz
George Clarke, Thomas Nniltn, W. j. LemOync and Wal
den Ramsey.
Mes~r~ Barnnm, Bailey and Hutchinson have again
engaged TIE Madison square Garden for The eruum and
london Grand SHOWS, which Will begin the season ON
March To- torehght parade will occur the Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-07
IN REnENBRANCE OF ZHINGLL

SERVICES IN THIS CITY AND ELSEWHERE.
Memorial services in cOmmemOratiOn of the
fourth centenary OF the birth " Zwngli the reformer
held at the German Presbyterian Church at Madi
son and Montgomery SITS. yesterday. The Rev. Bartho
Kruse the pastor, delivered lecture in which he
traced Zwinglrs from his birth, on January l.
1894, to his death, October H. 1881 lie was born OF
humble parents IN Mhaus, Toggarbg in the Canton Of
st. Gall After studying at Vienna and Basic, he made
copy Of the Greek Testament with his own hand. He
ordained a priest in 1906. In 1916 he began his
attacks upon what he deemed the supcrsious practices
OF the Church In 1913 he called to the Cathedral at
Zurich, where he continued preach until his death He
colleague Of Luther and MclancthOD, and with
them he held conference I'm 1929. At the outbreak of
the struggle between the Roman Catholic and Protestant
C1ntons, he accompanied Il Zurich regiment chap
lain ana pierced by lance In the battle of Cappel
on October II, 1881 while STOPPING 10 comfort dying
soldier and he DIED for the for which he had done
% much.
BALTIMORE, Jan. G.-The 4GOth anniversary Of the
birth Of Ulrich Zwngli held this afternoon
at the Academy OF Music. and 10 gey attended.
Addresses delivered in English by the Rev j. H.
4. Bonbcrger, Of Ursiua College, Pennsylvania and in
German by the Rev. DR. j. killing, OF Philadelphia. aud
others Tie mdsIc was furnished BY tie Baltimore Lied
crkranZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-07
EPIPHANY MISSION SERTICE.

An Epiphany service was held last evening
in Calvary Church FOurth-avc and Twcuynrst-st., in
the interest of foreign missions Bishop Coke presided
and addresses made by The Rev Dr. Elmbcr.
tary Of the Foreign Committee. the Rev. Dr. McKim,
Dean Gray. Of the Cambridge Mass. Theological Semi
nary. and the Rev. Dr.. Smith, president of Trinity
College. Hartford AnappNpriaon Of SlGS,0oO is asked
fo the expenses of missionary WORK for the year
Tho Rcv DR. Eimhcr said thH Episcopal Church had
90 workers i'm foreign mi~sOn9rv fields. year the
converts n ProrsantiSm IN india alone 10000 and
thr number Chri~ti1n converts iu iHIla. Dr. Mckm
SAID iSuow greater than tn" number % communicnts of
the Episcopal jiur'h ia the United states. "Tha IL an
Indication ~ what njgut he done IL the Church will fur.
the tor missionary works. II Is the life Of The
Church Dirnc the eighty years vt the present century
the STRENGTH of christianity has doubled and is
timated at 400, 900 900 PERSONS