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SHREVEPORT.
The Mississippi synod in sesaion-Thc
Proceedinge--Other News.

The Mississippi synod in Session. Tho
Proceod,ngs--Other News.
SHREVEPORT, Nov. 2l.-ISpecial.l =
The synod OF Mississippi INST at 8 q.
m, pursuant to adjournment. Elder
{! Giles opened with prayer. Leave
OF absence was granted by
the snyod to Rev, Il. Price
ID. ID, Rav. ID. a. Campbsll anu Elders
". w. Grafton end p. FRTlcy.
Inelr respective committees sub
m,ttoc reports, which were
T5xas aud Arkansas uuiie III support
~ the Southwestern Presbyterian. A
motion Wss adopted looking 10 the pro-
cuement OF s20G0 TO aid tho pepper.
Ar. =. M. Palmer was elected direc
tor OF the Eouthwestrrn Presbyterian
university.
After the uaual routine work the
| Synod closed its lsbors with vote OF
thanks 10 the citjzsns OF Shreveport
Tor courtesles aud hospitslities extend
ca, aud ended with prayer and the
benedictiou,
| a difficulty occurred yesterda y be-
tween John Jones and Phillip Hamil.
ION, both co!Ored, on the Whitehall
plantation, In this paris. Hamilton
received fatal shot and Jones was
severely cut. Rum, ryo and rioting
the cause.
A dwelling house occupied by Mr..
Vaughn was destroyed by ere last
hlSnt. The inmates narrowly es-
capped. The fro is supposed to be the
work OF an incendiary. LOSS about
Sl,2OO, partly covered by insurance,
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eeyer assumed the offensive.
The BolE-rsens HAYS r,qrsntsy
STACKED shtrn In stsemp u dra~
item within range OF abe gnas 4 the
hots srssn guo-hos's on Toe Dsrubs,
cut there , a. bsen no Important a gst-
ingri Ia the Wi 'dia 6is,ricr.
DESPERATE FIGHTING AT SAMANTHA.
LONDON, Nov. 2l-Acvic-s ff.m
TseriotCc state inst C0iopeis \. Be-
nj zkv ana Topolovitch yesterday sf-
Taetsd sjunetion Of their iorc-s ana
made a JOINT attack ueoa the Balgari-
aus ~ SlaviDi'za. The latter were
crivsD from their po; isicns IF or d s.
norsie light At5o'cl,ck last evening
sac two ARMIES were still e6gag, d.
An aide de-csmp ~ Ring Miian
was wounded dnriag he fight.
Fhrea other SsIviau officers
wers killed sud six woun len. A dis
patch from BslsrAca. dated midaigai,
says, " is believed that ti1htng Ia still
going on by moonlight. The report
OF the capture ofSefis in untrue.
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Dound TO ne SAFE,

Six green Shelton people loaded
themselves into wagon recently and
drove to Now Haven on avisit. The
family visited, alarmed by the num-
ber, got rid Of thom at night by saying
that smallpox patient was Ia the
house. They went to . hotsl and al
packed into single room. The oflioi.
atirg old woman put her shoe over she
eas jet, to put IL out, and turned
the water feucsts having heard some.
where that 70 pul out 6es somothlng
bed . b turned. "a Tie night u
p2se es!. w 9 e alssnsd p Snslllhs o.
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SANTIAGO, Nov. 2l.-Congress will
hold sessioua trom next Monday. Tho
programme includes budgets for con-
sisutlopal reforms and other ,neas-
ures referring to internal and munich
pal administration, instsllmsnt of
court nc Tsles, and formation OF prov.
inces OF Mslleco snd Canton.
THE COMMISSION GOES no PRICES.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 2l.-MercunOo
correspondent reports thst ali mem
bers orthe commission FOR tho re-es.
tablishment OF metallic currency OK.
cept two have resigned.
CoNcRrcIoN, Nov, 2l.-The mother
superior OF tho Trinity convent has
been sentenced 70 10 days. imprlson.
ment FOR buryiug " nun without fu!-
ming the necessary legal iormalities.
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nsexico,


MATrEEs ACROSS TIE RIO GRANDE.
City OF MEXIoo, Nlv. 81. President
Disz nas issued decree announcing
taat sccerding 10 Ell agreomeNs be
tween the representatives OF Mexico
aud GuAsomsla, tue time of fixing the
boundaries betwoen the two counties
has besn eYt91dHd une veer.
The managers Of III Equitable Itfe
Assurances society h'r. nave won q
victory IN the qieStinn % tueH for
not stamping p0iicius sipeo tbs com
pspy WIS established hero, They
were den punce3 in eptem hsr, sud the
fiae wonld have been 50 0O0 600, hut
tas government has just csoided that
tbs law was o. uoubdal igl ificstlon
and tho company Nos liehla t +, fac
Tor beat transactions, bot rust aifix
stamps in this future. If aush hneg
aad btsn imposed 10 w0nih haze para
ltzsd tue INSURANCE. bGsireaB IN Mex.
leo.
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CONFERENCE or NArioSALIsTs.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2i.--ar. parnell pre-
sided st u conference OF 60 Nationalist
Candidates for Paghameus held here
to-dsy. 1t was decided to adopi
uniiCrai eleotuysl sac6ie.
with the view oi avoiding iiSbiIisy
under tho stsii gent corrupt uraetict s
act, The Nsnuu2ilsts Will empio,
few lawyers % ndvise them, 5us viii
rely chiefly on 0olunie er ceausel.
tn; Y VIII also issup plaasrsa, explaia-
ins no Chief provisions ~ tho c1rrun,
p-ac icss act, so thst csusa shalt not
po given tov petitions 20 eos aside ,hs
cleo nu on the hroGad OF intiuid tipa.
M. PArBsn announced the rocsips az
the additional sum Of $15,0G0 from
America for tho parliamentary
Eund, The announcement wa.
received With cheers, which
Were achned By the crnwds that
had assembled outside OF me huiding
After rho meeting Ar Parnsil found
mn'h difficulty ia seecsing his CIR. A
crowd f1l.owsd him iHr uiie cheer
INK uatil exhausted. Tha snthusisrm
GisplaYed by the lrinb people ovsr tbs
election ID phenomenal.
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Circulars.

We have an assorted lot of
Ladies Circulars that we have
divided up into three lots, as
follows: One lot at $3.50
each; one lot at $40 each, and
one lot at SIS each.
At $3.50 you will find Satin
Circulars, Lustrlne Quilted
Innings, four edged worth
$3.50.
At $40 you will find Satin
Circulars, with plush Innings,
and Cloth Circulars, with fur
Innings.
At $15 we can give you
Sicillian Circulars, with real
fur Innings, and fine Satin
lined Sicillian Circulars. These
and a lot of Ladies' Jackets
that we cannot describe are
the cheapest ever offered.
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s0HaEFrR. sLossON.
Tho Sixth Game In the Grcat Balk L,nc
Billiard Tournament won,by schasrsr,
aud Results In v Triple Tic,

Anu ciAth Neho III the 0rcAt BHlk Limo
Biiiiard Tournament wonby schaersr,
aud Results In Triple Tic.
CHICAGO, Nov. n. Schaeser and
Slosson Played tho sixth gawe of ID
osls-lino tournament Tonight. rha
,iiua.ion of atlairs was ma
onliM. Slosson and visnsux had
each won two games. and Schacs,r
one. A Victory for Sloaaon won Al
make him the richer by 81. con, while n,s
defeat would mako a or ple rio
There was large amountof
money bet. schsefar was thu
,avorite, tho odda early IN tbs
day being 500 TO 500 in
ois favor, but in tho nfterno,n
tho rate became more nearly
even. just before tho game.
however, Schaefer's friends offered
500 to $50, and it was freely taken.
Referee 'MoCriery announced the situ-
alton OF affairs and, stated that no pro
vision had bsen MAIDS In the event OF
tournament. but IL wonla
be played Of, and no disposition OF tbe
money would be made. ASIA O'CLOCK
tho two players strung for the lead.
aud Schaeter won it by hair
DO counted from tho Law OF
aud gathered the balls, but mlased
the second ahot, MI easy one cushion
The bills were LETT jn
to the opposite cushion S sossoss
counted aud held them vol tcQetbor
He played them well for run OF az
AND had q good position at the foot rail-
when he failed 10 yet the balls
out OF balk. Snhseier found n
on hts iirss' shot, a and ar,ar
making two counts, slipped mon
draw 20 tho cushion. siosson pickod
q and inissed one cushion shot across
tho table. Schaefcr had an
opportunity ln the nth 70 put
ia "a good Erun, but his
POSITION play was very poor and he
stopped ut IL. Slosson played the
seventh Inning for run OF Z, aud no
too showcd considerable nervousness.
Sch sefer's n1iss Of q one cushion IN the
eighth LETT . set.up, eand Hlosson now
set 70 WORK In Rood share
once more and at ~ otopped
on = delieate ono cushion effort. ThIs
ume The balls were Left grouped Tor
bohaelers Who quickly ratified 10 n,
only " feil on an 6ooy draw fof
ppele)ons leaving NE 0sual ~ uc.
oloUoQ lnoeooos0 Me lood V11k 4 10
q - u ~ Ninth, mlso1HR 4 (SIIs
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Short Wraps.

They are fine Brocade Vel
vets, various elegant Innings
and newest trimmings. This
week you can buy a $50
Wrap at $45; a $500 Wrap
at $35; a 5000 Wrap at $3.50
a $500 Wrap at $45. u
An elegant Seal Plush
Wrap, natural fur trimming,
at 27.50; reduced from $S5.
Finest Seal Plush Wraps
real nutria trimming, reduced
from $500 to 1880.
Elegant All-wool Brown
Tricotine Wrap, real nutris
trimming, at 22.50; reduced
from $27.50.
Wool Mattelasse Wraps
extra stylish make, Black and
Brown, feather trimming, at
1850; reduced from 22.50.
Cloth Wrspa,far trimming
at $50; reduced from 81.
Fine Black Boucle Wraps
trimmed in feather and wide
braid, reduced from 25 $3.50
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THE HERALD leaves Dallas Tor Fort
Worth each morning 81 4:3O o'clock on
the epeclsl Texas & Pacific Railroad
compauy'a train, run by ssid CON-
psny for lbs express purpose OF car
ryire The Dsliaa morning dailies at
heir joint and equal expense.
Thus TIRE HERALD vii, be found on
oil trains leaving Fort Worth for
their respective directions, and at ell
stations along the routes.
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Scotland.
GLADSTONE AT EDINBURGH,


EDiS BuRGH, Nov. 2l.--Mr, Glad.
stone this afternoon delivered his
third speech OF tho campaign at Dali
Keith; fully 3 OC0 people woro present.
He said that he WIS Confident that the
Liberals would elect the majority Of
the members OF sne House of Com
mons In the coming eleotion. The de-
pendenco OF tho Tories, he said, on the
lrisn voters waa uussfe anu dishonor-
sble to the cnuntry.
Mr.. Gladstono advocated radical
reform Of tho land laws. He regrstted
che secession OF few liberals. Tho de-
psrsure from the Liberal ranks, he
said, would harm the House OF Lords.
a. 10 would lead the people 20 belieys
that the ebqlition OF that body was
necessary,
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FINE HOSIERY.
wo Have just Received job lot OF La.
diox, nnd Mlssan, EIna Anaia.x

Wo Have just Received job Lot OF La.
dics anu Missss' Fine Hosiery,
Which our buyer bought at 90 pei
cent. OF their actual worth. We have
spread them on our counters this week
~ the greatest bargain over offered In
this city. Como aud nee them evon II
you don't wiah to purchase. W. know
that yon will be astonished 10 find
such elegant goods for 40 low % prico.
The handsome plush picture frames
That se are presenting to overy pur-
chaser OF $40 worth OF goods, arc also
exhibited on u counter, thus enabling
customers 10 make their own selec.
lions. A. a n. MirraSrHAL,
COS and 6lO Elm street,
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Tho War in the East.
AN ARMfaTICE ppopoapn

ss%' AVN iNOiOSEBs
BELoRADH, Nov. 2l.-Is Ia rumored
that tho proposed armls,ice ia to ena-
bio tho two armies to gather their
dead. The soldiers woun dcd In the
recent fights are suffering aeverely
there being no hsbitation near.
CouNsELLINo PEACE.
LONDON, Nov. 2i.--rhs Times bas
advices stating thai King Milan's ad-
visofs counsel him to propose imme-
dia'e peace, whether Sofia be- captured
or not, and that u treaty of peace will
probaolv no arranged next week,
Prince Alexander bas ordered tho re-.
moval OF state archives from the treas.
uty a. Soda 70 y place OF safety. Thev
viii probably hs taken 10 Shu mia. The
c0neuis Iat sofia arc removing tbo,r
papers ~ Ruslchuk aud elsewhere.
OPPOSED TO TURKISH MspIATfoN,
Tho audard's Vienna cor osp,ndant
says that some Of tho powers, includ.
log Aus,rts,oppoee rurSi.h mediation,
aud insist thst tho conference nj Con.
stsntinopls decide tho Balkan question.
nArTLErisLD sraEwr WITH uNAr-
T.NnEp DEAD AND DYING.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.--Dispalches from
blivini'zs stat, that only n few shots
were exchanged between tho Ssrvlans
and Ba grlsns NJ tbs front yesterday,
fftnco Alex sndur Intends 20 attack
the Sefvisn forcea AZ Drsgomsn to-
CAV. tue weather permitting. Both
sifeu are constantly hurryiuR rein-
hnrnementa To the trout. Tho battle
Held n u,tu strswn with unatsendOd
dying and dead soldiers. Thu modi.
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KANSAS 4, rapidly forging TO the
'front.' The population OF tina. pro-
sressivs State II now l,225O0O. An i'm.
meuso increase has been msdc within
tho past three years. Pamphlets,
mAps and all manner OF advertise.
msnts OF her greAs resources have done
the work. Texas IN doing just nor bu,
little In tba, direction, ssve tho ex.
hiblt besng msde at New Orleans, and
the proposed one for London.
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Peru.

GOVERNMENT TROOPS VICTORIOUS.
LIMA, Nov. 2l.-Further details Of
the fighting At Jspia provo u complete
triumph for the government. Five
hundred Cacerist prisoners wero cap
turcd. Tno government loss was
slight. Jaujs In now ocou oled by tho
oxpedi tlonary f0rse. Tho rebels do
strcyed q bridge a. Unaripsmpa, by
which they Ie,reated.
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People sometimes doubt the truth of advertisements To
this We that in prove by the exp
rense of customers who have priced these goods at former
prices that every reduction real If you ask why should
mark down the very goods most in demand answer
that we want to at get crowd in Cloak De.
partment For this purpose nothing so effective real
live sale; hence our reductions are beneficial. IN
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RAMIE,o which Texas Gao raise ton.
and tons on one aero OF ground, bids
fair 10 become at last an article Of vast
utility. 1.-THE PIt,sburg mandatory
shall work 90 successfully "a does the
spinner now Ia Bradford, England,
that scmi-tropical plant will revoiu.
fionize the business OF the South end
bring 10 her untold yenl,b,
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EVERY row end then references are
made III the metropolitan newspapers
about tho high price OF seats in tho ex-
changes. What IN being done in the
matter Of the stock Of the Dallas Elk
change? Ii ought 70 be- away above
mar
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THE HERALD acknowledges receip.
OF copy OF Tho Resources of Arizo
ns, complied by Mr.. PATRICK HAMIL.
TON, commissioner Of immigration OF
that STATE. Just such works as these
should DO gotten out by every STATE
seeking t, increase lee population,
wealth, etc. Texas ought to have one
to-day, but, alas, without q geological
survey how can we toll what we have
GOT IN tho way OF wealth.
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THE establishment or . National
Government Art School In Washing.
ton IL bong asitatcd. How those fell
lows stretch that ''goneral welfare
olause" But then haven't wa
eho National Museum, tho Fish
Commission, the Agricultural Bu.
reauS After . while wo shall have
Adjournment Rsilrosd Burcsu, a Ma.
uonsl Ssni,arium, . 1.-Two Stock Com
mission, aud the like. And thus we
drift.
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SMALL pox IN BLANCo.
No New Cases Devslepsd-strict Quar-.
antine, Etc.

Az" Now Sueob Devhl0pou-SuiCt Ouars
antine, Etc.
AUSTIN, Nov. ri. --ISpecial.l The
Statesman received information TO-
day from the small pox
patients IN Blanco county. One
o. thom has died, and II
vas thought his brother could not
survive, THAT he was very low.
No other cases have developed,
The ciliS0us who have been
Ia contact with the disease have vol
unfairly ieolaied themselves within a
specified territory. Quarantine liues
nave been established south and east
OF said limits. The people therein
won't communicate with any one until
all danger has passed away.
John Howard, n white man, had his
hend cut Oh to-day by cotton gin
saw.
Il. Plat, Republl csn, was nominal
Tor alderman IN the Ninth ward to-
night, Ind Dennis Corwin, Democrat,
Ia the Seventh.
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LIFE is short ct best, but when we
have been for years with people az
with Institutions that wo love and
hsve helped TO rear, Oh how hard i. Is
to be virtually asked to sever the rsla-
flosaXl
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GRAY hair for ladies' is getting to be
ell the rsge in fashionable circles, the
front Cultures being In Pompsdour
style. There is u certain class of
ladies' OF innumerable age who will
glory in the Innovation, and hope for
the Continuation.
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Russia.
PRESS COMMENTS ON THE WAR.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 2l.-The Jour-
nal DO st. Petersburg, in an editorial
to-day, says: Ssrvla has no reason to
continue thecsmpsign now that Prince
Alexander has announced that he will
svSeua,e Eastern R,umelis. II King
Miien pereists In going to Sofia Il
VIII cost MIN more than he foresaw
rhe powers, rs thespsech OF Emperor
Wllliama the openins Of the Rel n
sisg on Thursday indicated, have the
rlghtto seenre respect for the treaties
relating to the Balkan States.
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EVERY yesr the Cause O, cremation
gains ground. Sanitary reasons are
the moving causes for this. II is con.
tended that this is the only really Of
fectual method OF destroying germs IN
yellow s'ver cases, cholera and o,hor
contagious diseases,
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suxpAs. NOVEMBER ss. 1888.
rnn HrnaID win esteem il. an esp

Tng HERALD VIII esteem It an espe
cini favor If eny Of, the travelling COM
mun'ty wiz INFORM this office by cor
respondercc or otherwise Of any In.
ability 10 procure cupies Of It's daily Ia
sues on any of the railroad trains. The
nowadays are SIT fully supplied for the
narvicA.
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DoH'T let Jour srdor for we'll doing
cool with the ashes in Galveston. This
Is the time Tor action by the people of
Dallas. Are they doing, even approx
imstely, what they should?
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Assrule the Southern cities do not
eeeIn 10 take 20 prohibition st al. bly,
beta with big odds are being offered i'll
Atlanta that that city will go over
wholmingly against the cause.
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MATTERS BEFORE THE CHAMBER or
DEPUTIES.
PARIS, Nov. 2l-The government
has introduced o bill in the chamber of
deputies t, carry forward to the
budget Tor 1856, tho $4,000 orc
frames already voted for expenses
IN Tonquin and Msdagnsoar. Ia
oonseqnonoe OF handing negotiations
with the Hovas which Offer q prospscr
OF sue cess, tho .govorDmeut will only
Ask Tor y MadsgSscar credit for the
FIRST quarter 0f 1855
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s'ss COX AND rnE SULTAN.
CoSsrANrtrorLE, Nov. 2i.-Mr. Cox,
She United States minister, had Nh
audience with tho sultan to dsy, and
presented Walker FSarn, United
states minister 70 Greece, who alter
wards departed for Athens. -
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We have decided that the
proper way to introduce our
New Cloak Department was to
make a sale, and in order to.
interest all classes wemust re.
duce various styles Of goods
for this reason and no other,
we have included our High
Novelty Imported
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Canaia
A MONUMENT TO REL.

BISMARCK, Nov. OLA messenger
from tho Northwest Territory reports
movement IL on foot To erect mon
uinent to Rlel by French Canadians
and hali-brcads.
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HAVE ACCOMPLISHED ~,

WITT ALL TITLED ROOM TITAN
w q HAVE SDEN AIDING FRC1NT
y I'M n 10 TIM Ell, WI WER,I1 TTN
IN GAINING
LIGITED- POSITION F'OR ovrR
CLOAk OEPARTM El-NT BUT WI ~
HAVE 1T NOW, AND WEI A PT
g. 20. I. :, ,r T9 IN II FORM DUR CUsTo-
ITF'Ui- STOCK wD ARE "A BT,E 1T rH =
S1C1W WILL HIDD ITSELF No
IsoM C7BEI- WE HAVHl SECURED
AM = r. STREET, AND I'm LESS
TIL "A N TWO w EHKS HAVE Sue
CHE ID ED I'M TRAM @FORAEINC @ IN
INTO AD
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DOES the mugsump quite know that
he IL quite dead?
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Ladies' NGVnalksts

One lot Of various styles,
mainly Odds and Ends, have
all been marked down from
600 to "a 90.
Another lot of Newmarkets
that are good value at $S have
been marked down to SIS.
A lot Of very superior New
markets have been marked
down from 900 to $500, and
a still better line that sold at
1900 will now be sold at $40.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-27

way that lcnds to heaven Tie said it
was n pretty lun.oar, and people that
travel IT should start out we'll lftlrir
wagon Should break down there were
lots OF shops uu 'h, way wherein
il could hc repaired. and
nothing would ice charged or the ser
vice. He lihcucd the sinner u, fire
qucutly breaking down on This road
way to salvation, hut through t,od',
grace hr was enabled To- resume the
journey aneW each time. Altogether
II was an able aud effective DISCOURSE
and at the close some seventy members
of the congregation protrSscd religion.
ArrtENooN SERVICES.
Yesterday afternoon the Fifth
street Methodist church was again
crowded To- ovcrllowiug with Chris
tiam~ and anxious seekers for the sal
yntion of their souls. The Service,
were conducted by the Rev :. G. Lit
tlcpagc, of Fairfield This Gentleman
opened the services lay reading n
~rripiuial lesson from II. John. tenth
chapter which made u pathetic and
Ia tug Impression on his cuu@rcga-
ti"u. After song and PRAYER, Bro.
Bowen took the ilour aud made II brici
talk. He expressed his great solicit
tudc for the conversion of souls. and
his willingness. To take hold. He
wanted tokuoN how many there were
in the vast audience who were willing
to Wurh for the Lord Just fifteen min
utcs. In response tu this about halt
81 the congregation arose. He told