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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

NoEFoIK, Va, June ls.-Confederate me-
uorial day was observed day by the Pickett
Buchanan camp of confederate veterans.
All places OF business were closed. The par
ade was the largest ever seen IN the State
Military com panies from all over the State.
United States soldiers and marines, united
vets rams. Richmond. Farragut Post, G. A.
r. two camps of ex-cOnfederates Pythians,
odd Fellows. and other organizations. were
IN line. Governor Cameron rode AT the
head. Gov. Cameron, IN his address, touch
ingly referred 20 the condition of Gen.
lfrnut-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
THe MEXICAN MAIL SERVICE
Improvements Sro4ght ADost ~ the
Post Office Department.

Improvements Sro4ghf ADost ~ the
Post Office Department
AAsaUSGIos. June l..-the Supeunlen-
dsll Of Mails Bel has sritteu % Msucan
postal authorities lrying greaLer expedition
ID through q ,. mails fOf Mexico. Al pres
ent person can lrasel from Ne~ foEz %
tie CITY ~ As4lcO Ia eight days, ~hue u
take- nIne " ten days foE mail matter 10
rsacn lls destination - the same route. The
DELAY II az Paso Del N0rte, shich h the "a
charge Office between the tao countries.
Here mail matter n lad over from one 60
tSo days through the efforts of ths po-l-
once department the United States induced
tie Mexican government % distribute mail
from Paso Del Norte % the CIty Of Mexico
instead ~ having mail urst sent o. the cats
" Mexico then brought back and dlstubut-
81 0n local lrzIn-. Several days are thus
saved and Whrn the new reform j. initiated
ulalls ali travel a. fast a. passengers do.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
a Proposition The Bishop Arrives

LANSING. June ls.--The water works con
tractor has agreed 10 increase the pay of
foot, thus enabling them 20 earn Sl.a5 per
day, as he ciaiIns. This proposition has not
yet been accepted, and conferences without
end are still the order OF the day. Bishop
Mallalieu, of New Orleans. arrived at the
Methodist camp grounds here yesterday and
viii preach this afternoon and evening. The
meetings have attracted large attendance,
some of the most noted divines IN the church
being present. Camp will be- broken on
tuesday next.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Ruddensick Found Guilty.

NEW YORK, June Is Buddensick, who has
been on trial for several days in the court of
general sessions. charged with causing the
death. April l3, OF Louis Walters. by i'm
properly and imperfectly erecting buildings
which fell u West Sixty second street was
this evening found guilty OF mansiaughter.
Recorder Smythe, after thanking the jury.
remanded the prisoner till Monday for sen
ience. Buddensick, who seems surprised al
the verdict. Was taken 10 the tooInhs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

When We commenced oar great whole
sale trade on Carpets our stock amounted
10 upward Of fifty Thousand doll rs II
is not quite So large as II was then. yei
We can show the finest line q patterns 10
be found ia tins market consisting ~
TAI estry Brussels at the extreme los
price OF Doc, 65c. 75c. Ingram Carpetme
as low as 25c, SOC, 35c, 40c 45c, 50c Doc.
60c, 65c We have the largest assortment
Of patterns as well as the best makes 60
be found Ia tins country Our stock of
yELvErs at sLlO, sl.l5, sl.25 and 81 30
is beyond all question the most complete
consisting of the Newest and Choicest
Desigus manufactured.
MoQUErTEs from Sll0. Sl.25. Sl.35 and
sl.I0 comprises the largest assortment
and best quality.
BODY BRUssELs at 95c. Sl.00, . 10 and
Sl.l5 IL cheaper than can be found ln the
United States, and we are prepared 90
guarantee tins Tact for the reason that our
trade is coming from places hundreds 81
miles from Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
BASEBALL

CHICAGO.
Chicago g.
Buffalo o.
Base hifs Chicago a. Buffalo s. Errors Chicago
i0 Buffslo = Pitchers CiarksoD and Galrin
mnire far.ua-n.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
a Murderer Stabs HIS Wife.

NFw YORK. hume I6.-Bernard Carney re-
Gently finished term at Sing sing for kill
live with him since bis release. Re has fre
quenty threatened her life on this account.
Tonight h. met her on the street. seized
her by the throat and stabbed her tive times
iu the neck. head. face and breast, iufilcting
probably fatal pounds He was locked up.
He says he acted in self defense.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Secretary Whiting on the Dolphin. -

Nxw YORK. June 14-Mr Whitney
ceremonies incident TO the formal reception
of the Bartholdi Statue of Liberty. When
asked regarding the Dolphin" he said:
The Dolphin may be all wrong, yet this
may not be ROach'- fault. On the other
hand. III she l. not satisfactory, II may be
his fault and yet, because all work has been
passed upon by the Government officials,
there may be no remedy. | have the fullest
confidence III the committee who have made
the report. | regard them as thoroughly
cDruu.tauf -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

CHICAGO
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

LONDON. June ls-Much alarm is appar-
ent throughout Europe on account of the
temperance of the cholera in South Aus
tria, and Russia contemplates rigid quaran-
tine measures at all their ports and Projects
of the French departments on the Spanish
frontier, are urging the French government
TO establish military Gordon against the
influx of the SpanIarls 10 cross the border.
Stringent measures of protection may be
expected to be maintained all through the
Summer
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
The Conservati4e Party Revolutionized

LoNDOS. June lS,-1he admission of Lord
Randolph Churchill 70 one of the most i'm
portant places IN the ministry Is considered
by the public a. evidence that the COnserva-
tive party has been completely revolution
lied. The traditions of the Conservative
party of Disraelis has been abandoned and a
new school of Toryism, with entirely new
aims and methods, l. in power. The Times,
alluding 20 this subject. says: There Il
ample room for. and urgeut need of. new,
living Conservatism. We are willing TO
make large allowance for its inception and
We look hopefully for Us development"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

NEW YORK. June ls.-The Board of Direc-
tors Of the Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad
Company. at meeting held yesterday.
elected the following officers. President,
VIM W Crapo. New Bedford: vice President.
IT, G.. Potter. East Saginaw; Secretary and
Treasurer. II. G. Potter. Jr., Fast Saginaw.
A dividend Of 2 per cent was declared on
preferred stock payable July Il to stock
holders Of record June -.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Awaiting Their Decision.

LONDON. June ls-Gladstone still with
holds his assurance that the Liberal party
will lend Its assistance TO the Salisbury Gov
eminent and the latter, it Is understood, has
refused to accept tie reins of the Govern
ment unless such assistance Is given. 4
complete dead lock is likely TO result until
some definite understanding Of the attitude
of the Liberal party can be reached
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Will Paw Old Creditors in Full.

NEw ORLEANS. June 1S.-Director Burke
Of the Worlds Exposition, started last night
for Washington TO make arrangements for
securing the Ssl5, ,0o appropriated 10y the last
congress for payment of the claims OF the
foreign creditors of the Exposition. Tins
sum. together with the amount the old com
pany will receive from the new company for
the plant. etc. viii be sufficient TO pay all
the former COMPANY creditors in full.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
The 3 so in Phi sdsiohis.

PHT1tnF1rErt. June ls.-The Railroad
Committee of the Council this afternoon.
hy a vots Of r. 90 S. iecided 90 report favor
20 enter thi- clty lt believed that the
ordinance viii pass the Council with hut
little eUuCslrcu
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

Fsars Rr~Es. Nich.. Iane IT, Ad~ees
here f-ers Isle Rovsl brought ~ host. state
frat ~ Tres,9av nirht r. Mace a
n5rioz boss from Ftt-hn-z. vas Fatal 8
a1r-ef win scil Thirh 1e 'sd erougnf from
Chfcag1 for 7ErfeuItnrsl purposeS. 70 beng
his Intention - settle toere.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

NFW YoUE- June l..-Ihis afternoon
vhile Francis Mooney. aged q. was picking
fover- from the PREMISE - Oswald Often
dorfer. At the corner of la5fh street and The
Boulevard. be vas shot iu Che neck vIth
shot gun hy The gardener, John Hector J he
ctild'- woun ls arc said 20 be verJ severe.
Hector wa- arrested and viii Pc held ~
await the result ~ fhe Injuries.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

Fteu. Mlch., June i-.-The special tram
to -arrg the Michigan Grand Army Of the
Kerahhc to che sncampmsut nc Portland,
We snrted from this cty with flying color-
it fo O'Clock fhfs morning Grow. Aiger. De
oartmeuf Commune Long and other digui-
ttrfes were su board. Tie party numbered
anusf ore hundred and dfty persons. inciud
tug many prominent citizens of this place.
Gov Craro post and Gardner band escorted
the Department officers 20 the train, and
t..tu eror'a witnessed the departure 0f the
-raIu WHICH was xaiy decorated with flowers
fuf hunuag
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

LaVsrve. Mich Jane ls.-The committee
appointed 20 cell the city four per ceut.vater
having disposed Of S25.ooo worth They
still have S-5.0oo worth on tap For some
raa=on these bonds 30 not parfase % ths
nature of .'hot cakes and disappear with
startling zrdderueea.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
A POLYGAMOUS POLICEMAN.
Must Appear Before the Grand Jury
Said To Be More Like Him.

Said o Be More Like him.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, June ls.-Andrew
Smith, one of the Oldest members of the
police force, was arrested to-day. charged
with Polygamy. He was placed under
bonds and his wives and children held a.
witnesses. Several members of the police
force are Polygamists. 1t Is said all will be
prosecuted. The Gentiles regard the arrest
of the policemen a. "A retaliation on the
latter for raids made on houses of prOstitu-
ton. the inmates of which are frequently
fined from $40 TO 500 each. 1t Is SAID the
district attorney has the names of over four
hundred PeygamIsts. with witnesses IN
most cases. the information being furnished
him largely through anony nous letters.
They are believed 10 have been written by
discOntented MOrmOns. - corps of deputies
Is busy serving subpHnas on witnesses,
to appear before the Grand jury next
Monday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Worn Out From Work

DUBLIN. June ls.-Mr. Wm. O'Brien, NJ.
f. for Mallow Ireland. has been ordered by
his physicians TO take a long rest and change
of air. They also admonish him to avoid
all excitement and political work OF any
kind. Mr.. OF Brien l. worn out from over
work and Is suffering greatly from nervous
frnr.hla
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
ANOTHER NINE HORROR
CAUSED eY DEADLY FIRE DAMP
Three Hundred and Fitty Men Tn
tombeo 81 Burning Mine and
One Third the Number Dead.

MANCHEsTEE, ing. Juue IA terrible
explosion of hre-damp occurred tins morn
ing ia the Clifton Hall oolhery, hear thls
ciiy. ihere were 30 men al work in tbe
mine al the time. leo OF whom have been
rescued. IwO hundred ana thirty are eu-
tombed and feared they Will either bs sGro-
catod OF burned - dealt. Great excite
meBt prevails and the sccne~ IN the vicinity
or the mines are heart rendering. Wives.
mothers aud other relatives are congfc-
gated near the entrance. crying, shriok
Ing and praying. The cages used by the e1-
ploung parties got stuck ia descending the
shaft. ana delayed them fully four hours.
They have not yet succeeded IA reaching the
Imprisoned miners. The rescued men SAY
that al the time Of the explosion they
rushed 10 the bottom Il the main shaft AMI
barely got there with their hyes. They are
entirely Ignorant Of the fate OF those they
left behind.
Later dispatches says that one hundred
more OF the imprisoned miners have been
rescued. II II now thought that the remain
der, about 10 III all. have perished
MANCHESTER. England. June l3.-Ihe e1-
plorIns parties which descended into Clifton
Hall colhery for the purpose Of rescuIng. II
possible, the survivors of the explosion met
volumes OF gas, which drove them back 10
the mouth Of the mine. The work OF rescu-
lng the entOmbed miners D. nov al stand
STILL Ii l- now known that 100 persons have
been killed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

Lsales Black sno Colored Jerseys.
some ~ the cheapest goods in tins hus
you ever saw In fact those Ne sell for 81
IS ANA l5c are about az thlu a. cbeese
cloth alld well adapted B. a tropical cl-
under the equator
We sell splendid JERSEY fof 7sctAat
ls rciailed elseW hene from Ssc a. - eaei.
A very good quality for Sl25 a4d sl-5o.
also very good Jersey fof g Ne also
have those of superior make aud finish
for S2i0. g. $3.50 and upwards
SPRIKG A CoNFANH.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
q Munihcent Gift.

NEW YoRK. june 1s.-Mrs. Robert J.
Stewart, wife of the philanthropic million
sire, lately deceased. has given the 10000
volumes Of her late husband library TO the
Society Of Fine Arts. the American Museum
% Natural History and other institutions.
The selection Of books BY the henefciaries
II now being made. The value Of the library
il about 5000
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Foundered During a Cyclone.

PARIs, June ls.-A dispatch from Alden to
the admiralty office confirms the reported
loss of the French man-of-war "Renard."
The dispatch states that the vessel foundered
in the Indian ocean during a cyclone. and
everyone on board. Ia souls. perished.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Can Supply all Glasses.

Grand Rani3. rand
.,,.o,,ing ,..,..l,t;., ,neln.
lnonaanle ~ eesltb togeth,
with a more numerous po
t,on of neonIe ~ im;te
means While the form,
elias. ha. created a dema,
for e.,l, frn,t. s,3 ,e.,a,.ll
the latter con,t,slle3 "a 8e,
II "a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

WASHINGTON. June lS-Register OF the
Treasury Rosecrans, who has taken the place
of Register Bruce coloredl has used the Off
ciaI axe but once so far and the unfortunate
individual "a a colored woman named Mary r.
Marion. She was maid To Mrs Hayes. and
when she eft the " White H01se had her ser
want appointed to the posiuol which she
had uutii today
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

If the people Of Michigan could make
all their purchases as low as they can OBJ
tain Dry Goods and Carpets at our
establishment, they would acrumul ste
wealth at a rate that would soon make
this the most wealthy State - the
Union. SPBING 4 CoMrANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

EAsr SsGrNaw. June l-.-Schrill Lefevre,
a Freuchmsn aged 30. whose home u at Bay
City. came 20 East saginaw yesterday IN an
intoxicated condition and during iast even
inz bad sn attack 0f delirium tremens. Tn
p. Ra1m'= saloon be- attempted 20 shoot
his head Of. hut was prevented from 50
doing aud locked up.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
THOMAS & GRIPPE
FASHIONABLE
HatteTS and FuITieI

We keep the best grade al
the most fashionable stgl
fsom all the hest hat man
factures IN the country.
Sole agents for the eel
bra.ed "kNOA" Rats.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
To Study the Epidemic.

PARIS. June ls.-The government Will
send a commission headed by VI. Brouardel
to Spain TO study the origin and progress Of
the cholera epidemic.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

EAST SAGINAW. June 7.-Mrs Fred
Uppennahl, much respected lady Of tins
city, dropped suddenly dead al her home ia
this city tins morning. a doctor pronounced
II case of heart disease. She was - years
OF age.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

SIX drunks-Chas Dalrymple, Geo. Pot
ter, John Howell. T. Ii. Clark. Nm. Nc
Csrty and one who was - full that he
could not give his name-were run IN last
night. McCarty l. Forepaugh's steward
A. Johnson. a Swede, was arrested for be-
ing dlsOrderly al 1918 this morning. He
was found sleeping Ia AdOlph Leitelt' =
barn, on Mill street.
Richard Potter. a boy from Newaygo.
came 10 the city and SAW the show yester-
day. lie had q return ticket, but says he
lost II, and having no money was given "A
supper and allowed to sleep in "A cell.
4 telephone message was received late
last night. saying that Policeman Price :
little girl. who was injured Wednesday
evening by being crushed under wagon
wheel, was not expected 10 live until morn
ing. Another child of Mr.. Price the
baby-is very sick and not expected 10 re
cover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
The Cholera Spreading Rapidly.

MADRID, June lS.-The cholera is spread
ing at an alarming rate. From the cities
of Murci Valencia and Castellon. total
of ts'2 new cases and 15l deaths are report
ed within the past ~ hours. At Madrid one
death and six new cases are reported.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

1as ra- cent fTrtarqe sineo1 frr. rretfd
-a-az & 45ni se+usi usfae & - shf -
fnr sirff days ard & ~ Fs for darnard
frorerrr1arlfs closed f-r c1rrarry 20 81
pa Ts. oo1r-s- f1s hd t<s ~ 1928 BID
parifr iseii-aei bonds cInaevi Nriav f~sfs
1854 nfIs A. aud grants 10 . q - ar sab "a
f1r1s ira an lertrsls. llfAHf12k
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19

WAsmSoToN. June 1s.-Col Bradley tele-
graphs from Fort Bayard. \. NJ. that n
the Indians in that Territory have crossed
the border into Mexico.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Fifteen Lashes for Wife-Bea,ing.

BALTIMORE, Md. June ls.-Frank Pyers
was convicted of wife beating on the 10Th of
April last and motion was made for new
trial, which has since been withdrawn He
WAS to-day sentenced 10y Judge Fisher 10 six
months IN jail and % receive fifteen lasbes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Judge BARLEY ~.

WAsHINGToN. June 1S-Judge J. W
BARLEY. Of Ohio, Is lying cri6colly IN at ms
home here and tonight there appear 60 be
little hone Of hls recOverY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
Mineral Resources ofthe United States

WAsHNGToN, june ls.-The second report
on the mineral resources Of the United States
by Albert Williams, OF the United States
Geological Survey. shows the value OF the
metallic products of the United States in 1854
to have been SlsG. .79l, and of non metallic
nrOdncta S2}n Ol7 OIL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
6O--COUNT THEM--6O
Only so Left.
THY sTEAK FOR THEMsELvEs

Our $500 Grey Mixei Chevoit suit has er'..f'-i
furore II is made IN fhe latest style. fhs ouf
ard + IL perfect. 8 GOOD ves-er and the noiias-f
suit ,1t ~ 700 cau fnd Their. In ,fhef sforse sf
$3.50 they would b. cheap We are letfinr tfefr
% ~ s12po We have orly ~ ,uifs ieft sn no pr ,-e
20 be had ans price
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
TRADE AND FINANCE


DFFIrK ~ r. \. ATToR powerp's g Block
GRASD RAPIDS june r. isss.
Cables Nheaf frrer. Corn steady. Cursols
fphd Coed eFTor- ae-r .nd 20 dag for wheat n
NeU York
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-19
WI MANUFACTUKF No eHODuT
CLOTHING

WI MANUFArTI 80 No eHOnuI
CLOTHING.
Tho following iots arr snulf eres'lsrf rrg.7a~
- ks~f, The@e s-s goo3 enrurf fo- us tr vsf-
-znt vtirl rnessns ffsf fte7 nre ssfe T.r.-i.a=s
for ihe usn ~ rr.olersie r.esns vi,o esnnof
aHo-i r. take ci.sncs- ~-her hurine riofiae
Indiro Biue FisrnsI saek -nits So
p-rrvr Nirea Casai-nere Sart soifs fa ~
Broker pisid 0rsF Ci.rraif sars snifs
pIres sr.5 giue Nire- Cievaf' sar4 su.fs 81 ~
R-op-r ars Gr-sr Nire5 Csss saes srHs
B--1rr ard R.sek n rzs re=- sset snftt ll r.
Ifle-e nre ereai.err vaios fcr 'fs nerez
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
CHIRNn NOIICEs.

The Right Rev. Bishop Paddock will
preach At TRULY Church tod y. morn
Iu9 at Ills and evening AT o'clock
There All be early celebration of the
HOLY Communion at a. m, Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. "a usual.
The r y. r. JanvIn Vincent, b. A.,
will preach At the Cnapel of the Good
Shsps ~rd, \ Nth Seattle, TODAY, morn
IuS and evening, at usual hours. sun
day school at y. m.
Religious service az the Methodist
Protestans Church, morning aud even
ing. by Rsy. &. Davis.
Sssoud Baptist Church. jefferson
street, betweea Ninth and fenth-Rev.
J. y. Ludlow acting pastor. Services at
Il n. Ia. only followed 10y Sanday school.
The Bible reading will I've suspended
IN II further notice.
Presbyterian Cborch, corner of Third
and VI ,dison stfeets-SeTyiues at u y.
N. and 0. m. sabbath school at 1890
.. IN. Tnelne of morning sermon
'ure " Frees That thre.te Nor
monlsm" This will be the first of u
series of sveninR lectures Oh certain evil
forces that itnpsrd the nation and
threaten all that is good. COpmer
OF ,llsm" Will Q 'me next, and Social
ism will follow. Christianity Is the
toros that wlll settle all tuess questions
that cause so mush trouble.
Unharian service, Sunday, at IL a. m.
N he nd Fellows Hail. Rsinig's. Top
10 " Mis- ion of UaIt ri ,uIsm." Every
tSdy welcome. Geo, II. Greer, minister,
nv. D. j. P,eFc, will pre.sh at IL a.
IN. and J o. IA. at the FIRST Baptist
Church. FouFth street. near jam, j.
No ming sermon " Panl'- advice to the
Bishops Of EOhusus." Ev-ning lecture
"BunyaR's Interpreter leading Christian
to the Gross"
Plymouth Congregational Church
Presiding by the pastor, Rev. II. l.
Bates, morning and evening, Sabbath
school lmme lately after tue morninp
service. AZ whicn n past IRIS Bsble class
will be organic ID. Prayer meeting
fharsday evening at O'Clock.
Sunday afternoon gospel meeting at q
.'ciock 1T the Y, NJ. @. A. Hall, conduct
ed by Mr.. g NJ. J.hnson. Singers are
requested TO be present. Strangers al
wa. Welcome.
/ First German Reformed Church Ser
mon every Sund " morning Ht ! / O'Clock
and SUNDAY school Ia the afternoon az
O'Clock. All Germans are invited.
scandinavian preaching by @. JorRen-
sou. III the FIRST NJ Z. Churen, opposite
the st. Charles Hotel, tod ~ at 2:31 m.
Rev. p. Carlson. p stor of the Swedish
La herau Cn"rcn, will preaeh in the
basement OF the Congregational Church.
on second street, this afternoon at 3
o'clock
Battery Street Methodist Church.
North Seattle There will b. preaching
morning and evening by the pastor,
Rev. l.. A. Banks. Tbe subject Ut the
mornings seFmon will be. - The Bible
IL IL the inspired Word Of God p In
the evening the theme will be. /" The
wills of Jesus" An inquiry meeting
will be held after this service. All are
weso med to any Of thee services.
CsFissiAn Church. on Seneca street,
betveen Thru and Fcurth--Serviees At
u =. M, and =. III. by the pastor, p.
billiard II Imam, from 5. cond lin. iii.
Il. Tbs public are cordially invited.
/ Sunday school at 10 a. IN, I. +. Lltlell,
sap~rints ndent.