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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Villas Not Easily Brought 10 Terms by
the Combination.

NAsAISorOS. July Sl--Ths i've steamship
hGes, which for years have carried the mails
from New York - the " st Indies, MesioO,
Central and South America, have finally de
cllned 10 continue performing the service
for the compensation offered by the Post
master General; and. beginning with To-
morrow, these mails will be carried over
other routes 10 their destination. Mexico
mails will 20 10 Mexico by rail and Havana
and West India mails. by rall 10 hey West.
then b. steamers u destination. About the
middle of july the nye companies notified
Villas that they would not continue 10 carry
the mails at the same rate OF
compensation. The sea rate OF post
aye will be forty four cents per pound
after July 81. Postmaster General Nil6s
subsequently offered 10 pay them the highest
rate allowed by law, the sea and inland rate
OF postage, which combined amounts 10
SLIGO per pound for letters, bat this offer
was rejected. Villas, speaking OF the matter,
said this declination on the part of the man
ayers of steamship lines showed a concert of
action and was evidently the result of com
bined efforts on their part 10 force the
Government 10 distribute the $lOO,-
COO appropriated by Congress last session
for the foreign mail service by American
steamship liues. he has, however. arranged
for a. prompt dispatch of these mails as
heretofore through other channels and At the
old rate of forty -four cents per pound.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

uTTsogT Jal5 "a Fto~-s- T 3sy's v~f-as vers
y lcr szn wlrr unest r1Iisr grrreez %
ls. Mictsez1 ufntzr eh4st rs+e--s Ear u.
Y 1ne=ors nskrr~ s1t = Minneears rerenfs
s1s - rye tua =
IL SPITE - hei r=sshzT s-sr=s fror1 raria-s
sss1r~~s 10 ftlceFo -arrsf txE.s arfia s1r.rz ir
ne REPORTS sr5 rrszzelerrig - llsf~aff ses qrs
rei 80 tfesr i-~fie-s arr gran as,en@8 frrr
lgf7ffsfaar.< re-e-
AzgkT-<8 Z wkFfs 800 Z ~sr a F1ke
Anr1sf. ssAe hs6 Ssc ssk4a NJ. r@S ss,rs
- 1t1 = ~ ssE4a. A1xce- - hsc -
ssk~' -rprenher p ~ SD E Ets ssEe5 fs-fr-
ner. 49, tl1 - - srS@o ~ r=d ~ sska-a
Cav NJ q srrs f- - srks8
Osrs No I Thsze sysf sc ksa ~ seka1
ssse sek~5 - ar~irse lsshf naszes 50 .sk-6
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Almost a Duel in Court.

SAN FRAsoIsoo. July 3l.-Before the Mas
ter in Chancery to-day, while taking deposi-
tions in the Sharon divorce case, Judge
David ). Terry, attorney for the lady plain
tiff. and Henry |. Kowalstay, one of the
council for Senator Sharon. became mad
dened IN words when the latter made feint
10 draw pistol. Terry reached in his vest
pocket for his gun when Kowslstay beat an
ignominious retreat with his pistol dangling
in his hand.
Terry some years ago gained national no
toriety By killing David c. Broderick in a
duel. No arrests were made.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
STANLEY HUNTLeY DEAD.
a Man OF Some Remarkable 6sper-
fences ard Much Ability.

NEW YoEK, July 3l.-Stanley Huntiey,
the we'll known journalist, died here last
night of Bught's disease. lie was the son
of a veil known New York lawyer and WAS
born in ls45. he achieved no little notority
as the author of the ''Spoopendyke papers"
which no wrote for the Brooklyn Eagle. He
entered business life a. a reporter for the
western press, and was for long
time connected with Chicago newspapers.
While IN the West he had some remarkable
experiences with the Indians, and by curing
the chief of one of the tribes be was adopted
into the tribe, and subsequently became
their medicine man." He came East about
six years ago and since that time has been
identified with the press of New York and
Brooklyn A a writer ne possessed great
fund of hnmOr and considerable discrip-
tive ability.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Or. waIess Sentence Endorsed.

WAsHISGTos, July 3l.-Secretary Whitney
has endorsed the findings of the naval court
martial which tried Medical Director Wales,
who was charged with culpable inefficiency
in the performance of his duty and neglect
of duty while acting as Surgeon General of
the Navy. Ghe court found DR.. Wales guilty.
of both charges and sentenced him to be sus-
pended from rank and duty for five years on
furlough pay and to retain his present mum
ber in his grade during that period.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
THEFUNERAL PROGRAM.
a BISHOP TO ASSIST Oh NEWMAN.
The Remains Vis~eo- Gen. jackson
Nof So Usii-A Fioral Tribute
From Ss-Goy Stanford.

81. AcGRzG0k, July a. Bat fs- psoFls
gIsIted the oottsszs to-day antil ths arrival
~ ths 4 clock tran from Saratoga =hieh
brought about one hundred and hfty &hO
we're admitted ~ sis@ the remains. About
/ eiocz Mrs. (irtnE accom- panied Dy sew
erai members Of the family. entered the
pariof and remained ab01t half aa hour
ss.lils gazing apou the faco II the dead. A
great Improvement Ia tns appearance Of ths
face has taken placs. The dark dlscOi0fa-
tIons 80 painfully appeared yesterday has
noari5. II nOt quite, disappeared
The program u the fInsrai exercises 70 Do
held here Tuesday morning has been An
noancrd Services vii begin AZ 10 o clock
@lth ths reading "a the Niaetisth Ts2im. 10
oe f0iioNed - . short prayer by Bishop " .
H. uAfri-. 0f lhs Methodist Episcopal Church
of NeE York City. The hymn. Ny faith
iooks 1p - Thee" and discourse b DR..
Newman Nili f0ilos. Nearer ny Cfod 10
Thee" sIh bo sung Dy ali present. 4nd the
DsnedictI0n Ein then bo pronounced The
observation car. ia shIch the body Of Gen.
Grant - - be taken from here ~ Saratoga,
has been made into funeral easrlage with
out 1ny especial effort Of genius. Consider
able adverse comment exists here because OF
The cheap nature Of tho drapery en-
ployed timsy black muslin ls
the material used. Half OF the lon
gituthnai seats have been removed
The remainder are for the oOnyenience Of
tie guard 0f honor.
0en. Jackson has not been 80 well this
afternoon. hs u confined 70 his bed and
hIs Flght side and hls face. which he struck
when he fell. has s~Ollen very much.
A magnificent hOral piece representing the
Oates AJar. 8 b. feet, with snite Im-
mortelios and purple columns, with ~. >.
Grant la blue AZ the top, Wa received this
afternoon from Hon. Leland Stanford and
hls wife.
The better appearance of the face OF the
General to-day Wa caused by the applica-
tIOn ~ bleaching powder At . O'Clock TINS
morning. This vas the hrst opening OF the
<iass hd Of the coffin since the enclosure Of
the remains.
The statement that Mrs. Grant requested
Cleveland 20 name Confederate generals
among the pail bearers u said 10 be some
what Inaccurate The report may have been
foundrd Ou the following dispatch sent 10
the President Wednesday:
-Suppo-ing that Sheridan and Sherman
viii De- among those selected A. pail bearers
we have no suggestion 10 make, unless that
Johnson. Gordon, Buckner or some other
C0nfec. sts general be named.
n. ID. GIANT"
Cob Jooes. ia charge Of the funeral ar
rangomsnt-. has requested Wheeler Post, G..
\. K. OF Saratoga. 20 act a. guard when the
body of Grant - transferred from one train
% the other AZ Saratoga. 20 prevent any un-
due croWding by on-lOOkers. He also. az
Col. Grants request. has invited that Post
% designate two Of ~ officers 10 accompany
the funeral train to New York A. representa-
tives Of the POst. This i ia the nature OF a
recognition OF the Posts services already
Voluntarily performed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

NEv YoEK. July Sit i arranged to have
the funeral ear drawn by a black horses. in
stead Of -. The change was decided upon
b. Gen Hancock. Each horse will bear
long black net, reaching nearly to the
ground.
There were 40 many visitors at Riverside
Park yesterday that rope had 10 be
stretched 20 prevent the crowd interfering
With the movements Of the workmen. The
flooring Of the temporary vault Il finished.
Work on the superstructurs was begun TO.
dav
WtsHfNGrON, July Sit u stated at the
Execntive Mansion that eI- President Hayes
and Arthur we're not selected "a pail bearers
for the remains OF Gen. Grant because they
were otherwise provided for IN the funeral
urnur4m
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

NEw YoRx. July 31.-The following letter,
including a silver dime. was received at the
Mayors Office 20 day
JUTT -.
Ma MATog. Z see a Orfen sojsrs boy sens
i've sents and calls it hrs mite sent ten my
did wsz a soier and dsy say he was good
one be wa wid grant an yess hez nov.
-ei papers and blak boots II vanderbilt
and guild an dem oder big fsllers give a
mnch a. dsy could afford; same "A me Al de
oder boy general grants monument wuld be
bixzern the ststy of liberty. ''Ionney.'
mother SEA don't sen yer name, cas they
mite a put in the papers. mothers a widder
and 70 to sunday schule call this ioney's
unl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

ADRIAN. Mich. July 31.-The prosecutions
began against saloons for keeping open on
the 9TH OF July have ignominiously closed.
Schoolcraft and Ackley were fined yesterday,
and there was 10 trouble to show their VIOLA
ton. but, "a in the previous case of Fischer.
the jury found mo cause for action" The
prosecutor did his full duty, bat public senti-
ment il opposed TO conviction for the 9th of
July violstors. The case against Chris. Elsie
vas 20 have been tried to-day, bat Chris.
vss dismissed by the prosecution this morn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
The House in Which Grant Was Born

NEW YORK, July 31.-fhere appears to be
but little chance of an agreement between
Michael 4. Hirsch, of Port Pleasant Ohio,
the present owner of the house in which
Gen. Grant was born, and James J. Coogan,
who conceived the idea of purchasing the
old house and presenting it to this city, to
be placed in one of the parks. Hirsch's
latest price was $4,000. Coogan, in reply,
offered 5000 cash. No answer has yet been
received. Ii is evident that Hirsch fully
appreciated the fact that there is only one
house in which Grant was born. As house.
500 or 800 would buy the old home.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
A FIGHT PROMISED.
Sullivan and McCaffrey to Meet in
Cincinnati

CHICAGO, July 3l.-A gentleman connect
ed with the Chester driving park, of Cincin-
natl, met Billy O'Brien, manager for Dom
mick McCaffrey, at "Parson" Davies's old
quarters to-day and arranged for glove
contest between Sullivan and McCaffrey. to
take place at Chester park, Cincinnati. Aug.
Is. The date was the one originally agreed
upon for Sullivan and Ryan, to box but
Ryan, failed TO connect. Billy O'Brien. in
discussing the merits of modern pugilists
with ''Parson" Davies to-day, claimed that
there was no money for McCaffrey with any
man but Sullivan. Parson the reupop Of
feied TO give McCahrey $1,000 to meet
Cleary in Chicago at any time in the near
future O'Brien accepted this proposition
aud articles were signed TO that effect.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
The Cause "Coniectural."

NEW YORK, July 81 The Medical Record
will say in to-morrow's issue: THE cause
of the disease in Gen. Grants case is largely
conjectural 1t is, however, quite probable
that the irritation of smoking was the active
cause of the cancer, or, at least, il is fare to
presume that he would not have had the di-
sease if his habit had not been carried to ex-
cess. This assumption is made IN the face
of the fact that of the thousands who smoke
but very small proportion suffer from the
disease.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

ISDr.SAPoIIs. Ind. July 9.-Messrs.
Thomas and Lyman. of the Civil Service
Commission, concluded their labors this af-
ternOon. and departed for Washington at :
this evening. via the Bee Line" The
answer Of Lucius swift TO the defense Of
Postmaster Jones was received and ex-
smined. Several persons gave verbal testi-
mOny. The work of the Commission has
been very thorough and searching. It IL
believed that their report will recommend
tho removal Of the postmaster
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Will Sue for Libel

ATLANTA, Ga, July 31.-Despite the dam
aging evidence against him, Charlie Rose.
the alleged chief Of the Richmond Il Dan
leased from custody. Psymaster Crosses
testimony, the Judge said. did not warrant
the holding of Rose. The other four men
will be tried o-morrov. Rose says he will
sue All of the Atlanta papers for $4,000
damages and slsO sue the city for $4,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Blazes at Grand Haven.

Special dispatch 20 The TELEGRAM.
GRAND HAVEN, July 3I.-The blacksmith
shop of Archibald Brown, on Third street,
caught fire in the engine room at $50 this
evening. The loss will be little over 500.
At 9:45 p. m. the residence of John Fox was
damaged by fire to the extent of $3.50. Both
were insured.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

We vouid nlerfior handsome Eflts ssid
Je-saFa nice sssiyrs suits plsir ~
pieased Hioo@e Huif Tfey sre ~ exf,-r.sivs
s31ine 81 er'rs psir fvo - siso~- iers
rszsts tlss rnag - fsr efr,rrFeney srd ~
NJ forves ~ iny in ssfcck - hiri Vsssss al ~.
vsy sror r retts T. s1lyl Orr Fsfsry perr-slss
and CiseTiof vssst viij prove socsTrsl,ie -
r1sny ,,cssss,rs tss fss rsrrs,is b<etirs 'i.s
ssrYs vla usnf = orr T,oEsulsr -ls-s-a f--rr
Fl,sr-rnl Sssi~f WRie
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

SARATooA, y. Y, July 3l.-The weather is
warmer and there was large attendance. The
track is heavy.
First race, six furlongs-Bonnie s. /. Gold
ban ?. Baron Fsverot 3; time, l;lS11.
Second race, one mile-Tontine l, Spald-
ing ?. Guydette 3; time, 1861.
Third race, one mile and eighth
Giro1a /. Una ?, Valet 3; time, POI.
Fourth race, u miles-George l.. l, Blan-
ton ? Compensation 3; Time, 2:13.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

NJ McGsEooR. y. f.. July N.-At 315
the doors ~ the cottage we're opened and
the guests of the hotel and visitors entered
fn SINGLE sle frou the north door and passed
into fhs parlor The casset vss placed on
rasts beneath a heavily draped canopy.
Haif of the hody IL visible. ft looked nat
ursl huf very sshen and dark under the eyes
Each VISITOR made momentsry panse and
.heu rassed ont BY the EAST door. Signs Of
emotion were visible IN many faces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Be~roS. July g-A Washington CORES
pondent of the 4frerflssr telegrsphs that
Secretary Edincott told him yesterday that It
vs. untrue. A. stated. that the Grant family
had neither sword or uniform Of the dead
tienersl 20 nse az the funeral The Secretary
SAID the relics I'M his care belong to Mrs
Grant RE has received no intimatiOn that
tbe family wCuld ike any ~ these relics. but
II Nr- Grant should express any such desire
they shall oe AZ her disposal
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Let Of Easily.

BAY CRY, Mich, July 31.-Capt. Alsen
Trudo, who fired several shots at his wife
and wounded her in the face, few even
ings ago, yesterday paid fine of S75 and
$5 costs. He was prosecuted for assault and
battery only, Mrs. Trudo stating her belief
that he shot her accidentally.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
a Railway Office Robbed.

BALTTNORE, July 3l.-The Offices Of the
Baltimore passenger railway, corner Of Cal
vert and Baltimore streets. right IN the heart
Of the city, we're entered last night by burg
lars and robbed Of $l,077.90 There were
SIT safes IN the ofices. bat the thieves. q
seems. knew where the money was kept "a
they blew open the only one containing any
cash.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Another Canal Contemplated

WILMINGTON. Del. July 31.-A party of
New Workers are surveying a route for ship
canal sc-oss this peninsula The Ssssafrss
route = the one selected. The survey rss
made twelve years ago with the same object
in view. bat The maps and notes of the old
survey are not 0btainsble and new ones are
requested. The projectors set "a II they
mean business. but are not ready 10 dIvulge
fheir plana yet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

ST L0UTs. Mich. July Si.-A fast young
man IN St Louis abused livery horse. and
being unable 20 pay the bili demanded $40
the proprietor stripped him u every vessizs
of clothing, and he had - rBsh through the
streets in tins condition - the nearest house
- obtain fresh clothes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

EssT SAeINtw. Mich, July = There j.
10 new feature to report in the strike situa-
ton here Il y the general opinion. how
ever. that there uiH be trouble before II IA
ended, and sons fear bloodsbed. Others
think this week uilI ace the end. and that Il
rilI - peaceful
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration.
together with the low prices,
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brought 10
this city 10y far a create.
number of people from every
section of our state than eve.
before on any occasion that
has ever occurred ia the his.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

KsEsxszoo, Mich. Jaly M--This morn
ing AZ O'Clock Lewis Moe. night ar IN
spector for the Central Road here. uss run
over by switch engine. and rad six ribs
broken. three singers cuf of. and his arm
hack and had badly cut His recovsry =
d.uhtful he has = wife and -ix children.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
New Yors

NEp YoBs Jolg ~ -MonsJ clo@4d sssT - ~
per cent Exchsn1H closed tfu Pa~r-i rafa<
- s1eIi = = Acfrsa4 rzfe~ - -f1 g. - for 81
stzqs. and - > : "a - foT demand
f.8ssrn-8snes clreas3 trus currenry - fX-
hid. fs. c,s1pon Ia bid. 49, - ff21 tad
Fsrffc isaiirvrs1 bansts clo@ed folia~s
Irion nrz-@. fItA6ll5. lsDd grsDts 1874 rad
sinsing f1nsts III - bsd. tentrsis f1kG1l1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

T,oSDoS. JulY sl.-The quarterly return ~
ths Registrar General ~ ~itsi statistics
estu1ates tbe popuiation q Ireland ~ a.
"a 242 Thss Shows zresf decrease vsicn
is aftrThuted - ernfx~sffon - America
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

LosDoS. JulE sl.-Co0nt Munster. Ger
man Embsssador. i unwilling 70 lesve Lon
don for Paris. Il il believed that r BIS
usrck insists upon the transfer Count Nun
ster vii retire from iIplonlacy servlce-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Rows. Jnlg N.-The D,r7fto states thss the
relief - Esssala Till ~ undertaken - ItslY
10 conferni;r vith an agreement made
Vith Earl Granville durinz tie Glsd<tone
sdrrfus ssfrsfier
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Base Ball at Harbor Springs

Special Dispatch to THE TELEGRAM.
HARBoB SPRINGS, July 3l.-A closely con
tested match game of base ball here to-day
between Harbor Point and Harbor Springs
nine innings being played, resulted in favor
of the former two to one.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
The following shows the standing Of the NJ
tional League clubs ap to date.
OFFIos OF r. '. TAILOR, Powers Block.
t}RASD KsPTDs. july Il. isss

Liverpool was d. I and unchanged to-day.
Chicago receipts r.. 81 cars wheat. 242 csrs
corn. ls2 cars oats and li.o1o bogs. Opening
prices on wheat Wsre slightly below yesterday
closing and the market hung AL day A. stouf
opening figures Crop reports from Spring
wheat eeious we're conflicting viii the prepuD-
sersnoe ~ evidence IN favor II The bal = bat wa
more than Offset by fears that wheat IN store sas
out ~ condition. Prov isioBs dali sni hfele-s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Our entire stock of Summer
Dress Goods, Silks, Parasols
Fans. Laces, Hosiery, Gloves,
Lawns, White Dress Goods.
&c, will positively be closed
out.
SPRING d COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

DvHtTS. Eaiy si.-The plan fo- reorEsniF-
sfion ~ the Munster Bank provides for the
formation of 1ew bauking cnmpany WITH
pa,d-1p capital ~ S75a.so vhIch shsil
assume the hiizstions ~ he Old hsnk.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Nsv Nass. July 5i.--A White man spoke
ii-parszing'Y of Cen. Grant IN frrnt ~ the
City Hall 30 day vhen a eolcresi man knocked
aisn 3rwn. The wnita man was arrested and
TIRE -olo-ed man vas allowed b' 70.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Bos-os. jay s7.-Tse Boston Fi-h B1resu
"a. 3ectsred IN favor - reciprocity wsrh
Csns.is and Newfoundland IN rezsrd 10 Fsii
trade il 6sh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

RzafrV. 11lg 3l - Bisrnsrek is insiustriously
sf wnrs sr~anginV program fsr he
= 1r.rrose,i meeting ~ ths fhree Fsrrerors
A. t-sstein "a IRE zi-t ~ August.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Csrso. Jaly N--It = revortei fhsf C-nasn
DiEna rss killed IN ne isst kzht a. Ksszsls
The Nshdis fsilovers sre -sCidls dissp
pearinz.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

~ NccaReoR. 5aiY 5l.- Charles r. Chsp-
man. rho II ssid to be a distant relative of
NJ. Grsnt. died hers lsst aizht NJ Ner-
riil the rntiertsker vas teleUrsphed - ship
a -s-kpi frr sis remains to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
BASE ALL.

NEw YORK.
Buffalo. ..-.......,..0 0 II
New York ........... U o 10
Base hits. Buffalo 13 New York ~. Errors,
Buffalo TO- New York s. Pitchers. Wood and
Keefe. Umpire Bond.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. ........ O. 0
Chicago o..............1 0 0 o -
Base hits, Philadelphis 1. Chicago II. Errors,
Philadelphia IL, Chicago 2 Pitchers. Nolan and
Nc Cormick. Umpire. Gsffney
BOSTON.
Detroit ... 90 0 Is
Boston ...........1 o o %
Base hits, Boston :. Detroit 9. Errors. Boston
:, Detroit I. Pitchers. Weidman and Whitney.
Umpire Ferguson.
IRovIDESCE.
Providence .......--. 0 0 p
st. Louis ........... o.
Base hits, Providence Z. St Louis Q. Errors.
Providence T. 81. Louis s. Pitchers. Rsdbourne
and Sweeney. Umpire. Sullivan.
The following shows the standing Of the Ma
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

u the suftsi.is T-unk rscker sstrs.i ~ Fs.s n
tfiz lire u-ir s-fck eoruf,-i-e< every vsriaty -
s.sis snd sire freu 80 - fis is-Vssr rsrnsifsr-
frs-ies it ths r-sucf-s nnS ssfins - rusr--
fsr+1-e-s -rls- vf.set usAsrFss ~ THF f[y1
~ pR1f B. -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

N,usEp. 4aiv u.-kaz Aifon@o hss shan
is,1a-i has Intended visst ho ne PROVINCES ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

BosroS July n Massachusetts viii he
represented st the funeral ~ Gen. Grant by
the Governor, his military star. his Old
euunrii beads ~ tsn state Depsrtments
ami Rriradier tfenerNa. Colonels and
MRnrs.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-08
CHURCH CHIMES.

First N. Irregular preaching services
at the First N. E. church at 1890 q. m. and
7:30 p. IN. The baptism of infants and lit
tie children at the opening Of the morning
services. Subject for the evening: "One
Man as good rs Another" Sunday school
at go. The people are cordially invited.
Experimentation school at $50
a. m. in the First ward school house
Preaching at the rink at II a. m. and 7:30
p. m. BY the pastor. Evening sermon to
young men, text: "Is the young man
safe:'
Catholic church-Regular services will be
held in the Catholic church to-day and this
evening at the usual hours, Rev. NJ. j. Ca
sey, the new pastor. officiating.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the church to-
day as follows: Sunday school at $50 a. IN.
Subject of lesson, ''Story OF Jonah"
Preaching at II a. m. Young peoples
meeting at 6:3O p. m. Subject, THE good
fight Of faith" Temperance meeting at 1880.
DR.. Howard Crosby's recent paper on this
subject, entitled: as prohibition a wise
policy!" will be read in full and commented
on. The paper is not long, but on his side
of the case is fair presentation of the ar
guments against prohibition.
First ward school house-The Methodists
Of South Wichita will hold services this
evening at 7:30. All are cordially invited.
First Baptist church-The pastor, Rev.
W. F. Harper, will preach to-day, both
morning AMI evening. Services at II a. IN.
and 7:3O p. m. Sunday school at 2:3O D. m.
Strangers always cordially welcomed.
Friends-There will be Friends meeting
and Sabbath School tomorrow morning as
usual, over Voc dman's bank on Main
street. Meeting at IL O'Clock. Sabbath
School at 10 O'Clock.
African NJ. E.-Church on Water street,
between Central avenue and Elm street.
Pastor, A. f. jackson. Quarterly meeting.
Prayer meeting at s:30 a. IN; Lovefeast at
$50 a. m; preaching at II a. m; preaching
at 2:30 p. m; the Sacrament at go p. M;
Quarterly conference at 7:30 p. m. Monday
The presiding elder, Rev. b. F. Watson, will
be present. All are most cordially invited
TO be present with us during our meetings.
Sunday, November 18th. 1885, is set apart
as general rally day to pay off the present
Indebtedness of the trustees