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Hastings Court.

The case OF James Geese, charged with
feoniously assaulting James Nontciro. MAS
finished yesterday. Geese being found
guilty ana sentenced To one hour in Jail
and fined sle.
Philip Toles was found guilty OF petit
larceny and was sentenced 10 jail for sixty
dsvs.
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Personal.

Mr.. 7. II. Mann, the advance agent of
the Wilbur Comic Opera Company, Is in
the city. The company will be here on
the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

II. l.. staples a Go. have some good city
lots 10 exchange for country property.
Call and see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

We haNr placed on orr Job counter a lot
Of misses. ladics'. aud gcntlemen's shoes.
which We will sell at cost for the next ten
days.
4 bargain is offered in these goods a..
they are ~ good as new.
Gentlemcn's Congress. Sl.j0; old price.
S2.jO.
Gentlemen, lace and button. $3.50; old
price. g.
A lot OF gcntlemen's Is shoes rcdcced 20
SO; ladies French Kid button, -.
These goods must be- sold. as we are
pressed for room.
No exchange.
>PENCE. 1YREE 4 Co..
Sl5 east Broad street.
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rhree Years far Herre.staalinx,

John J. Watts, Of Amherst county, was
received at the peniteutiary yesterday for
tbrc years for horse-stealing.
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Card 20 the Public.

Regretting the report Of the special COM
mi,ee aud action OF the Board Of Alder
men thereon relating TO the application of
the Clay Southern Telephone Compiny at
its last meeting. and feeling that the same
was erroneous. and that this community
needs cheaper aud better telephone SER
vice than II now has, | am instructed by
this company TO prosecute the construction
of our exchange and 10 wire the city over
hou'etop~ a. far A. We are permitted To do
so by the kindness OF those who are op-
posed 10 a telephone monopoly. and who
believe In the beneficial effects of competi-
ton. We ask the Indulgence Of our sub
scribcrs. and hope that the Board Of Al ler-
men will at "A future meeting grant us the
same privileges ~ are accorded the West
ern Union-Bel Telephone combination.
!. W. hATEs.
Manager clay Southern Telephone CONF
Iany.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses. males,
bugRies. phaetons, &C.
sPRATLEY H8wARD. 2 T.. NJ. At Rieh-
mend and Dsnville depot. 1 ear choice apples.
cen uisstoser's sale on Mich
olson street. Rocketis. scar Chesapeake and
Ohio raiiroza uzck, sss.es and lois, at ESQ
Pm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
DTFFY'S PURE MALT WHIsKEY
WILL CURE ANY CASE
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, GENERAL
WEAKNESS, UEMOHRllAGES, or
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS,
taken In their early stages, and relieve II ss
absolutely cure, the most obstinate aud
supposed hOIeess casts.
TRY A BOTTLE AND GE CONVINCED.


We are the only concern in tho United States
whe are bottling and selling 10 the medical profe'-
sion and drug trade an ABSOLUTELY PURE
MALT WHlSKEY, one that is free from f,iisI-
OIL and that IS not only found on The Sdeboards al
the best families in the country, but In the dis
pensing- room, for use In cases Of Dyspepsia, lnd
festiOn, ana - a stimulant for tired and nursing
mothers, and which in smoothness Of taste. round
ness and delicacy of favor. making II alike se-
septabe 10 all ages and 10 the most delicate sto-
machs. la Typhoid-Fever, DysCntery. DisrrhGa,
and all low forms OF disease IL Is tho favorie with
the profession, who know its merits, finding u IN
valuable as a stimulant and tonic. We have moi
the space 10 peak individually Of uhe large number
Of professional gentlemen who have examined
This Whiskey, but simply say that In May last We
distributed 1900 scaled bottles 10 a like nun Der
Of The representative physicians throughout TIE
country for analyss ana examination. and net one
Of that number found a trace Of fUs,I-ou OF any
adulterahOn whatever. DR.. AEENDT, The great
German chemist, in letter 20 Us. states Z" 6nd
II absolutely pure and free from fusel-oii aud for
that reason cordially recommend 1t 10 the medieSi
profession
Many OF the leading physicians Of the United
States not only recommend IL 10 the profession al
large. hut refuse Ia any ether simulant IN thcir
practice. For the cOnsumptVe and those atiictei
with hemoTThaRcs IL Is an invaluable tonic supply
Ing the system with more carbon than ihe iisrase
eau exhaust. the invalid gaining 10 strength from
the date Of its use.
Iiis for sale by druggists a1d fine greer, house.
generally, aud BY
=. \. SAUNDERS & son,
selling Agents,
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fEARFUL BLOOD. P6lSO

A nero On NV farm has been cured si iehr'ul
es~ 81 Blcod-Poison by the use OF three bottles OF
swift's specisc. ANDREw J. H0wARp,
no 7-lw Forsyth, GA, August ., 1855.
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Caution.

Handsome Grace aud Frankin-street lots
for sale by X. y. Chlilin q Go.
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I)OISON.

our Treatise Oh Elood-POisOniBf Is Of Interest 10
all classes Win be mailed free on receipt st your
address.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
drawer 3, Atlanta. Sa.
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CONSTITUTIONAL SCEOtuLA.
A girl In my employ has bees cured OF what be
heve constitutional Scroiuia ny the usc OF
swiits spscIse. J. q. MCDANIEL
AllatoOpa, Ga. Jidv -, 1884.
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ArE SYNONYMOUS rEEMs.

bargains is on old aud wcll-u-cd word, but We
can ina no otfcr n an adequate 70 express the
rtc,t olporunitiC, and induccmrnI we aTc nos
srUiug. Sisit Of inspection and comparison
- car STYLES and prcc, with any other house VIII
senyiuce every one that ours Is the cstthl' 'hmcnt
10 obtain rich and u-'iui goods, 80 newest aud
rarest -tvlc.. ~ lowest rficcf i1 The trade.
W. quote a fw leading iIices for this week.
IADiE~' AND CluLDREN'S CLOARS. &C..
bought loi cash from oycr-stoclel manufacturers
90 bargains. The bcuchi- ~ oar advantageous
iurehs>es We offer to our patrons We yuaIuicc
Tho greatest bargains $50 thc city.
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physicians AND DRUGGISTS
RECOMMEND
+; :E Es3:$ +; e { j$Ss$#EEHsEE.5:
#EEa e { $E;:ss i
BEE Hrr1rrrgT EEx ERT ssss
ssb sii il I + Errs kssss--
AS THE BEST TONIC.
This medicine. combining Iron with pure y.se-
table toniea quickly aud eonpIetelyG GUREs Drs-
PEpsiA, INDIGESTION. MALARIA: MEAk
Mss, IMpURE BLOOD, CBiLLs aud FEVER,
Ey rapid and thorough assimilation with the
blood. Il II aches every rart OF NE system pnrls
and enriches The blood. srrngibens the muscles
AFiNE EAPPFTIZER-BEsT TONIC KNOWN.
II wiIl cure The worst ease of Dyscpala. remoy-
ing all decreasing symptoms, such % IAsting the
FOOD, BelehIns. Hea, in the stomach. Heartburn.
Won BsACKEN on NJURE TIIE TEETH.
us invaluable fer diseases peculiar 90 w0mea-
and 10 all persons whf ltad sedentarY lives.
AN UNfAtLING REMEDY FOR DISEASES
or THE LIvIR AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects OF over-work.
nervous troubles, loss OF appetite. or debility. ex-
perieDce quick relief and renewed energy by hs
uae.
Ir DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRO-
DuCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IRON MEDI-
CIkFS DO.
1T Is THE ONLY PREPARATION OF IRON
THAT CAUSES NO INJURIOUS EFFESIS.
PHYslCIANSAND DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
IT As TIRE BFsT. TRY IT.
The gcDaine has Trademark and crossed red
lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made oniy by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
" ll-eodIv Baltimore, Nd
MOTHERS FRIEND !

| MOTHERS Friend
PRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
WORDS OF PRAISE.
lmesi earnestly entreat Ncrv female needing
/ sush a remedy TO US. Mothers Relief Counted
with this entreaiy win add Thai duriss Iosf
obstctTieaI practice 1orty-fonr years. hav.
never known II 10 fail to produce the iniense
effect ~. j. HOLMES, NJ ID.
A lady from one Of the counties of Middle
Georgia writes: ~ have disposed Of al the Mo
Tiers Friend you sent INC, and / am delighted
whit In every instance where 1t has been used
ifs Effects have been all tat could ak. I con.
slider il a great blessing"
a distinguished physcian Of hississippi write,
Every one needing 1t shoald ne Nh Mother.
FrifyJ for lfrf 10 "a long .lsfftrfc ptactir. lave
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PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
have prescribed swift's Specific in nany cases
OF Blosd Poison and as general tonic, ana u mas
Bsde cures after all other remedies bad isiled.
u. NJ. STRICKLAND, NJ. ID,
cave Spring. Ca, July :S, 1854.
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THE DUFFY MALT WHIskEY COMPANY,
BALTIMORE. Nj.
Toe lJ.1ml
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lClrcular No. 3SO.l
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT or \
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHuOND. Va. September 1. 1891.


PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
RICHMOND. Va. September 1. 1894.
To Couthl amt Cifl, SpDsr;DfeuieDfS o,,d
(o,taf, 1ud fji, J'reaS,,rer>.
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,'I' ~ ',o,' ''o "nio'"' f'i" :"
y! tnc huoI'oI u,'i'i 'l'' PI1N h,ons vi ,nc
law 10 paw 10 puOllc lfee SCHOOLS the mo-
h'y sci apart Dy lhe 'Onstitulioh' ~ u! act
aplIoCu Marcn u' lco-- Tue TWO NItDs
amounting 10 Sly, ib6'21, less so'so@'O3'
aiho'hi deduc'ed on account 9i balances
reported on haid III .ne seNerai eonntle,.
1t Mas III opoui'm'o ~ ,uu oons'lu ipna' !,
,Y'i mn. a. WI 80 ,"c ,,''li''a.c y, III"
law, .''", ,nv noa,u ~, 'uns,o' nd III t'e ,o,o-
so'"G "pPVa =, -, 'lI ''.'.' .o.'i
WIN ~ u,ioVl' VI o,''' seuoo' h'pn'!
SHOWN u! lS respective oin'er9 10 nave
be'n uheXpehu'u Ior INC year 10 Pue>-
non.
lhere III. never be'n any record kept I'D
ihlN once OF tIe Dnanciai 'il'hs OF 'he re-
,peetfe Ii'tflcIS III tne several couutIes'
DoIrus ol schooi ,riN'eeN are tne h,'iISe's
VI dir auuus oi d'ie't
" ,he -, Sar ,h"ra,o," !, =. ;,nnoSs,h ~.
ms 4" S,,,o Tho amorn, dpe hy the
ats,r;e,s IT, uanovor ao',o,u ,or ,ho
49, uan os - ,aoahare On ' tuI,. >, o' ,eS'
n. reou;red bv vour ,osoIp,;on cam
Main, has h,en made to this o,,,e. NV
he county sunerintendent NJ srhooIs
country treasurer. and several district
cIorks that Injustice has been done the
county OF Hanover by the Board Of Educa-
ton m Withholding from IL Al, ,39J. .s6, the
amount shown BY the report Of IT. trcasu.
rer as on hand and uneXpended the 3Ist
dsy OF July. 1883. the saId parties alleging
that there Was an error in the reports made
TO this Office by the respective officers, and
that there was outstanding on and prior 10
the 3lst dsy OF July, 1888. lthe date to
which the treasurer makes his report,)
80" a,',orSad 81. nO,. n,,, .1'n .,". su'."n' "
hand by the treasurer.
IL Is the desire OF the Board OF Educa-
lion TO see tina. equal justice IL done 10 all
the schools in the state, and the officers
complaining have long since been Informed
that when they make report TO this
sfiee which shall correct the reports
already made, and shall give the amounts
due by the respective districts for the pay
Of teachers employed bv them. anu for
which warrants were Outstanding and un-
paid the 3lst day OF July, 1885. then II In
justice has been done The county, or any
district 10 the county, warrant will be
'ssu.u " Va. eo'u,! uessurer ior xi,oso.co,
OF sucn poiuoh vi tnc AMOUNT a. the report
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
OTHER BUSINESS.

The Chair here laid before the Senate a
communication frem the second Auditor
relative TO the decision Of Judge Robert
W. Hughes IN the ease Of John r. raire
Us. The Commissioners Of the sinking
Fund OF Virginia.
On motion OF Mr.. Wickham, IL was re-
fcrred to the Committee ON finanee aud
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Old newspapers at twenty-five cents per
bundred At the Dispatch counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

A PRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

The Senate met yesterday Mt II o'clock.
Hon. John l.. Hurt, president pro sen'.,
in the chair.
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- ~ nR Y tNi'h~'f' ~ '0-H'
selling Agents,
EICHNON Nd, Va.
PRICE, " PER BOTTLE.
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~ Nr. Digss: Joint resslutisn pre-.
posing amendments 10 tie sixth article OF
the Constitution concerning the judiciary
The amendment provides that Of re Su-
preme Court Judges, at the hrst election
under this amendment, one shall be elected
for four years. one for six years, enc for
eight years, and one for twelve years.
The circuit Judges are 70 be divided into
four classes OF equal number, whieh classes
shall serve respectively for tive, fsur, six,
and eight years.
The county court judges and csrpsra-
ton Judges art 10 be divided ints three
classes, to serve respectfully for tive, fsur.
and six years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

smoke the celebrated UNCLE DAVIS CwAs,
hand made, clear Havana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

Captain Andrew Pizzini has charge OF
the fireworks-a big department, requiring
great intelligence, care, and experience, all
oi which he possesses. The programme
calls not snly for pretty daytime cxbIbi-
tion Of fireworks, but for such fine dis
play at night as was never before seen here.
IL j. intended that there shall be several
liked pieces, with appropriate devices.
The committee have not vet determine 1
whether this display shall be before or after
the speaking.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-13
KUY HOUSE,

FVAA 10 E1S II
 @A 137 HENRY STREET, first floor; hot and #.!! cold water, furnace and range; all newly fit kzssA ted up; S15 per month Also.second floor 137 Henry street, $1o per month. The Above rents are in the brick block near DixWen avenue horse cars.
 A. N. HOLMES, no15tf 69 Church Street
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-13
Q; A. M. Fair.

Despite the storm f6efs was large at tendance at the O.. U. A. M. fair at the Atheneum last evening. The entertainment was duet and 9uartette chorus by Mrs L. A. HoftoH &64 Mrs. Arlington entitled 'tShe Sleeps in the Faaley7' recitation by Miss Jennie Todd, s.The Soldiers Yision;p duet, MT. Hatcher and daughter, Nights Gentle Queen% tseftation, Miss Jennie Todd, "on the Shores 6f Tennessee;;" solo, Mir. Fletcher, "The Farmers Sohf' Mr. Fletcher had to respond to an encore; q1ar- tette, Miss Fletcher, Mrs. F. c. Wiley, w. G. Smith, F. D. Wiley, entitled "Swees Hour of Night" The voting was somewhat Spirited en all the presents. The chances on the articles to be drawn were nearly all taken. One Of the articles, turkey with all the Rf2ih's'' for dinner, drew much notice, it being fixed up @itk the fruits and greens for the dinner. It was pfeSeht from Mir. F. F. Gessner. The dancing floor wasefIled all the evening The fair closes this evening when alt the articles will be drawn.
 The voting at the close last evening stood as follows;
 Sword and belt-Captain Emb1er, 20; Cap tain Arnold, 104; Captain Kaehrle, 5.
 Pen and penholder-R. A. Nichols, z w. ,; W. E. sp9HSsf S4i., 4. L. Chandler, 5; Mrs Mary L. Davis, 5g.
 o. U. A. M. emblematic pin-F. E. Field, g; James H. Griffin, 43; ". E. Spencef, 2; Frank Hutchins, 1; William Smith, 3; Charles Beach, 1 s. I. Gilbert, Is; F. B: CIefnmons, 2; $. D. Betts, 53; J. Pegter, 26.
 Most popular lady caffvasser- Man. waring, S. Mrs. Schiller, 32; Mary Baldwin, 21; Annie Ross, 21.
 Cane-F. D. S1oat, 3.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-13
A GOSPEL TO THE POOR.
The Power and Possibilities Of Meth
 Odigm.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-The Methodist cen tennial conference convened this morning at 9:30 Bishop Fowler presided Bishop Campbell, of the A. M. E. church, said that Methodism had done much for the negro in the last year. The negro may thank other denominations, but Methodism has been the most faithful friend. Rev. J. K Daniels, of great work going on among the colored Methodists of the South
 The preachers of Methodism knew in that section no distinction in race or color
 The special order of the day at Il g. m. was the reading of paper by Rev. c. H. War ren on 'tMethodism in 1784 and-Its Out look" He said the Methodist leaders of one hundred years ago were the true vein of the Wesleyan tree; that figures would not show the true nature of the work they had done; figures are standards of measurement, but they cannot indicate the power gained by Methodism over the minds and hearts of men. The second paper read was by Rev. J. D. Blackwell of Portsmouth, Va, on ssMethodism in 1884 and Its Outlook J
 The afternoon session was begun at 2 o'clock, Rev. T. B. McFerrin of Nashville presiding. Rev. J. A. Orman, of Tennessee
 conducted the devotional exercises. 4 pa per s'On the causes of the success of Method. ism" by Rev Dr. B. T. Lee of the A. NJ E.
 church was read by Rev. w. B. Tanner. Ths second paper read was on Possible dangers to Methodismn by Rev. Dr. Yin cent, the Sunday school leader H. said the future dangers of Methodisn
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-13
TELEGRAPHTo JoTTINcs.

Mayor-elect o'Brien, of Boston, has se- lected Nathaniel H. Taylor, of the Globes editorial staff, to be his private secretary. He is one of the best stenographers in Boston.
 Chandler Bartlett died yesterday at Am sterdam, N. Y., aged eighty-four During the slavery agitation he was an ardent aboli- tionist and fed and sheltered many escaping negroes and aided them on their way to Can ada.
 J. F. Hervey, of Worcester, Mass. ,has just received $10, 200 back pension and is to re- ceive $50 per month as guardian of his son, William F. Hervey, who was Union soldier and has been in an insane asylum since the war,
 The extra session of the United States Senate will neoessitate the appointment pro tenn. by Governor Hale of New Hampshire of successor to Senator Blair, whose term will expire March f. Senator Blair and ex-Senatol Rollins are candidates. Governor Prescott General Gilman Martin and Hon. Mason Tappan are mentioned for the appointment
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-13
WAVES MOUNTAIN HIGH.
A Disastrou. storm On The ohesa-

A Disastrous storm On The Chesa-
 Peake.
 BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-The storm. on the Chesapeake and it's tributaries Tuesday proves to have been much more severe than at first supposed. Reports brought to this city by the officers of bay steamers and oys- ter boats show that the storm did fatal work in the lower bay and Rappahannock. Twen- ty-seven lives are known to be lost and seve- ral persons are reported missing, so that there is a likelihood that the number of lost may be increased. The storm approached from the northwest and it's track was up the Rappahannock, the waves running twenty five feet high with the wind blowing fifty miles an hour When the storm came up the tongmen were at work near Monockin in the Rappahannoek and had their small skiffs, batteaux, fiat bottom seows and canoes quite heavily loaded The men tried to scud before the wind, but the result was that many of the boats filled with water and sunk, drowning twenty men. One man who clung to the bottom of canoe was driven ashore Four men were drowned in the Curtonene branch and three on the Mid dlesex shore. Nearly all the drowned are colored men, Thus far eleven bodies have been washed ashore. Joseph Scott, colored, was drowned by the eapsizing of a canoe near Folks wharf, CockeriI Greek, Virginia.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-13
Religious Services.


 Sr JOHN STREET M E. CHURcH.-Rev. 4. H. Wyatt will preach at 10:3o a. m. Everyone made welcome.
 sp1RrruAI1srs' HA1L.-tIea Orange street.) Con ference Sunday afternoon at 2:3d O'Clock The pub lie invited.
 FIRST NJ. E. CHgRcH.-Rev. E. Cunningham wiil
 preach at the tfstSI time. Sunday school at 230 D. m. Young peoples meeting at 6:15 p. m. UNITED CHURcH.-Rev. sI N. TaFbox, D. D., of
 Boston Mass will preach in the uornF at s,aS l0go
 ADVENT CHURcH.-Beers street-Social meeting ing
 in the morning st i0:so Preaching at ..as;S s;So
 Mass. hs s''V Ali F. are re; welcome @ % Seats free CHURCH oF THE MESSIAH First Universalist Orange street: near Elml;m77Mornng topic: What of the Doctrine of Endless Misery" GOSPEL UNIoN-EHgfsh Hall, corner of Court
 aq sSasG sSenng m EngS Ha an ladies tenn perance meeting this Saturday, evening" Seats FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CWooster Square. ! Preachingin the morning at 1o:30 by the pastor, Rev. W. H. Butrick. Sunday school and young room at p. m.
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Chapel, corner York streets)s-Preaching Sunday morning and evening of Brooklyn. Sunday school at close of the morn ing service. Strangers cordially welcomed to all | services.
 CHRIST CHURCH Broadway and Elm street.l Rev
 Erasmus Van Deerlin, fectpfs will preach
 nic st ana Rela+ seryce GfY 1oo m Sunday school D. m. Evening service 7:3O p. ID. TRINITY METHODIST EPisGoF4f CHURCH Dwight Place corner George street).-Rev. Dr. J. o, Peck pastor. Preaching morning and evening Gy the Rev. G. E. Reed of the Hanson Place church; Brooklyn in exchange with Dr. Peck. Bible school at 2:30 D. Young peoples prayer service at 615 DAVENPORT CHURCH CWooster Squarel.-Rev. I. C. Meserve pastor. Early prayer meeting ill the
 morning at $50 The pastor will preach in the fore noon at 10:30 Sunday school in the afternoon at | 2:30. Evening prayer and praise service in the vices. CHURCH HOLY SPIRIT, Second Universalist, | of Dave l. Rev Phoebe A. Hanaford, pastor. Serviles at 1o:30 | and 7:3o Sermons to morrow by the pastor Morn l ing ''One's Own Duty {Isuke ix, 60l; evening, Christ the End of the Law for Righteousness, '' | CRom. K A. All are cordially invited. SECOND REGIMENT ARMoRY on Meadow Street. Chaplain M H. Houghton will deliver the third lecture on our American institutions, their safe l guards and dangers, Sunday afternoon at o'clock Topic, Free Schools and Free Ballots' Mir. Lang dafe of the B'' quartette, will lead the singing. Please bring Sankey's Gospel Hymns No. 2.'' Come and bring your friends.