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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

srns-ent has irvsrishiy yisldss 20 our
rtqoest, sru shs, r. 'he very ieS ease
saere German sffiais.s ngvo ov.r
stepped their authority and molesGsd
q srmsn Americans without Cause. h
has promptly heeoed ano sespecsec
our protests and made reparstion. Che
statement thai the president hsc
osl'ei for the papers in relation 20 sew
sTai Germ ,u-Amerirsps who had beer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

PROFESSOR BLACK emphs,ically sn-
tsgonizes the doctrine OF the Survival
Of the FiItest. But he is driven 10 the
far-ie.chod illustr ations that the sheep
Is ftisr than the wolf; that the chicken
10 filter than the mink, etc. This does
nottcach the doctrine, which is that the
fittest sheep in conflict for sxists nee
among the sheep; the it,est chicken
among chickens, etc., will survive. L.
seriously impsirs good cause to han.
die 70 In that manner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

IN tho JOHN McCULLouoa autopsy
ths physicians making the examine
ton say it was y disease OF thu blood
vessels of the brain, and thus detail II;
"rhe bssilGry artery aud middle ceta-
hrRl arteries were toe eues msinlv 81
feGtsd; that the pia mater WAS op que
over lsrss parb of the convexitN OF
the brain, and adherent, especially In
front Of the parietal region, near the
brocas convoiaion aad assure Of 70
lonuo."
Poor MCCULLOUGH; how could he
survive such q terrible thicS?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

YESTERDAY afternoon in his ser
mon, PROFESSOR BLACK asserted that
'.if the Bible oe lie, he would still
prefer Ii 10 tho truth, because Of tho
crest good is has accomplished" This
10 not sluuS dOclrino. III, in its faleisy
in parts it has done so much good, how
much moro would it accomplish II il
were all Clearly true, would be u bstter
statement from the pulpit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
rur s2o,oo,olo srAxroKp UnIver,l,y

THr seo,oc0,oo STAMFORD University
viii be ssrsnd s1a'r, truly. Mr.. LIZ
LAND STAMFORD devotedly loved his
con, and has thus coue nobly by his
memory. 1ao university 10 designed
- a monument. 10 his son, who lately
died. aud the breadth Of the plan on
Which itis proposed 70 procsed, to-
eoeber Win the enormous endowment,
VIII mako the institution In time the
oseatsss In this country. aud one OF
- greatest and richest Ia
- wore. The total On.
9eQqeos VII nee b short or
- ~; ~ q pesssus The
rlnnlvno - . oRlneely.1e
~ ~ (ngoo sonSAss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

PROFESSOR BLACK IL one OF those
who stu insist that the sga OF man
begun only 5000 years ago; and tnis in
the iaoe OF all oar archie illogical aud
geological data. II we could bellows
that u begun 100000 years ago, it
would by just so much exalt the great
ness OF the great eternal maker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

THURSDAY, the al instant, will be
the national az we'll as state thanks
giving day. and will doubtless DE duly
obseryed throughout Texas. We can
affora to rel ,ice, after quarter
of century wandering in the will
derness, 10 emerge and revol in
the happy landa OF Democratic Ca
unap
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

In ST. Louis the church music COM
mittees people are forming y pool to
reduce priees. Under the agreement
they fixed certain prices for the ser
vices of = tenor, y soprano, hnsRo,
etc, and beyond these they obligated
themseves not TO go. Next we will
have pool for the prices of preachers,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

WH!cM is the soundest economy, sn
outlay Of few Thousand dollars for
adeqasss ire ensiue aud water supply
facllitie., or tae losa Of millions 70 q
commuaiiy Tor the lack of thsm? The
question would seem to answer itsalf,
and vet how 10th we are to act on tho
side OF reason and prudence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Franee.China.
NEGOTIATIONS RnsrNRp.

PARIS, Nov. GA diaps,ch from
Pskin says ihai AL difficulty between
Franco and China hes been removed,
aud that negotiations between the ma.
uoas have been resumed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Shot VTraDs.

They are fine Brocade Val
vets, various elegant lining|
and newest trimmings. M|
week you can buy a HM|
Wrap at $45; a 45.00 Wnl|
at $35; a 5000 Wrap at S7N|
a $500 Wrap at $45.
An elegant Seal Plull|
Wrap, natural fur trimming
at 27.50; reduced from SS.|
Finest Seal Plush WHE
real nutria trimming, redua
from $500 to $3.50.
Elegant All-wool Buf1
Tricotine Wrap, real MUS
trimming, at $3.50; reduaa|
from $3.50.
Wool Mattelasse Wnr,
extra stylish make, Black ad
Brown, feather trimming, y
1880; reduced from $3.50
Cloth Wrsps,fur trimming
at $50; reduced from $11.
Fine Black Boucle Wrs9,
trimmed in feather and ND
braid, reduced from % tow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

People sometimes doubt the truth of advertisements u
this we answer that in prove by the ex
rence Of customers who have priced these goods at lorna
prices that every reduction real Iyou ask why we sho
mark down the very goods most in demand we ansN
that we want to at get crowd in new Cloak -
partment. For this purpose nothing is so effective as r.
live sale; hence our reductions are beneficial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Mr.. Rlres.

A'sleSram was received yesterday
from Now York, stating that Mr.. L. A.
r.rss hsd been removed iron Bellevue
noea,s 70 hloomdale ssylum. His
c,noii,cu u about the same. Il IA the
ssrnest . ,psof ME many frie ads that
ne trouble 10 only Of . temporary ne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

TO-DAY Tie great Live Stock assoo'-
alton canvenes at St. Louis, and it's
proceedings will be watched with
eagerness thruNghcut this State rs
well ~ all over the West.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

1T is evident that an unseen hand
Yields the psrsgrsphic Fsber for the
Fort Worth Mail. For week or two
past its editorial columns nave liter
ally glowod with philosophic thought
and glistened with cultured dletien.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Ne Reasos for Disss,Isfssslen

NEW YoRS. Nov. % "A Washington
special sage; Assistant Secretary Of
b'a;s Porter ssys enphsticsily that
shis government hss % far not he'd the
siishtess reason for dissatisfaction
viii The course Of The 0eensa govern.
nees toward car nalafallsssioa levs,
Ssoe nsvags ssooAys 49, evea vhoa
49, sS - sss,css'aEz nsss psc.s:esl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
MoNpAE. NOVEMBER 20. 1885.
THE HERALD will esteem it an esp

cisl favor is any Of the travelling COM
munity w'li lnforul this cttice by cor
respop deuco or otherwise of any in
ability 10 procure copies Of lis daily Is
sues on apy of the rsilrosd tIsine. The
newsNoya are sil fully supplied for the
service.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Turkey.
wnArrHE CONFERENCE SAY.

W ~ T TT y " 's-s17-NNIs 'N %
CoNsTANTINorLE, Nov. -. The
Balkan conference has drafted final
protocol, which emb )diss the decisions
declaring that the restoration of the
status quo IL equally binding upon
Servle eod Bulgaria, IL ia reported
that II King Milan refuses immsdiais
peeca Inder tho terms OF tue confer
ease he VIII be declared on Enemy to
the pesce OF Europe, ard two OF the
signstory powers will enforcs his de-
posltion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

NEW OaLRASs, Nov. a-Dlrscsor.
esessal JeAn ". clean. Of ~ Nessh.
Qeeogol oo1 1e1lA Aoegieoa esposa.
9 81 3 ~ - = - =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

WHEN old friends, dsvoted, tried
and true, shsn be- gore beyond recsl',
and powerless-- we'll, what theny
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Magnificent Cloak RooI


We have decided that II
proper way to introduce ID
New Cloak Department was
make a sale, and in order \
interest all classes we must i
duce various styles of gsot
for this reason and no 9TH,
we have included our Hia
Novelty Imported !
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

TIE Tlank Line psople who have
recently sold out can hsve a very
merry Christmas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

AND what is bell g done by Dsllss for
Afflicted Galveston?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
The War in thu Eat

sSRviAN HEADQUARTERS REMOVED
BELoRADS, Nov. 2s-rha Sstyisn
headquarters have been removed 10
Tzaribrcd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Circulars.

We have an assorted lot Of
Ladies Circulars that we have
divided 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, Lustrine Quilted
Innings, four edged, worth
1920.
At $40 you will find Satin
Circulars, with plush Innings,
and Cloth Circulars, with fur
Innings.
At SIS 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
t. cheapest ever offered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

IL was rumorsd here to-day that
Turkish troops had had q skirmish
with Greeks. Tho rumor was SUISSE
queatly declared 20 be uatruo. There
are rcw $4,000 Turkish troops on the
Balkan peninsula.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
Ladies' BGVl8lE8tS

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 SIS 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 Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

Under the polltug arrangements tha
tendency Of the borough elections VIII
become kno gn on Thursday, and the
general result of the borouga an 4 conn
ty elections on Saturday, but the
exact losition OF the parties will not
DO determined urtii tho drawing % o
oloas Of the elections early in Decem.
her. Lord Salisbury will deliver the
final Conservative manifesto ~ tue
dinner atthe StepheBs' club 10 morrow
evening.
The Parne!litc manifesto hiss fallen
tl.i. MgEt ~ tbo LbsSal newspapers
have PISSED 70 by wtihout comment,
whilo the C6nserveiiys press criticize
it In slighting manner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23

HAVE ACCOMPLISHED m,

wITH ALL, THE ROOM rrAJ
w Fl HAV Il Is HEM ApDIN @ FPOH3
81 I'M - TO TIME, WEI WE'RE UNI
SU SOBSSFUL IN GAINING
LIc5II2E D. P0SLTION FOR OUH
CLOAK EPARTMMNT. BUT W.
HAVA- III NOW, AND WE AB%
GLAD TO INFOEoNG. OUR CUSTn3
M ElKIS THAT TIL 70 HALIlY BEAN
TIF'U i. STOCK WIN ARB ABLE M
SEICW WILL IIDE IT'S RIFl M
LON GEE. VIII AAV We SRCUREH
pWO STORES ADJOINING US On
L AM "a E2 STREElT, AND I'm I.EssI
TIN NJ TWO w -DbKS HAVE STTrd
INTO -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
rAhNrLL's spErrn

LIvERPooL, Nov. 90 Mir, PSrr ell, in
a speech here ;o.dAy, said that he ca.
doraed every word Of the Irsh mani.
fss;o. The Gladstone government, he
said, were the authorities of tho coer
cion net, q measure chat rendered life
spd libarty unsafe, aud az ths moment
of their dowa!all they wsre conteEn-
plating renes, Al OF tho worst cianses
OF chat set. The Conservatives, on the
other hand, hAa partially restore d
liberty. Evsry IJishmsn who voted
WITH the Liberals would help n ra,o-
gate ireland TO chsias, impr.souneut
and death.
THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY
has written y highly imporian sectiGn
letter Oh the church question. IL it 10
says tnas Mr., Glaustuns Is shiilv-
shsllyisg, and adds: SNAKE tha sup
part Of tao church. test question
above all olhera."
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28
Bound Out to His Uncle.

State Agent Howell yesterday investigated
the case of John McNabb, the boy who con
fessed that he stole pocket-bOok containing
SIS from a room in a block on Monroe
street and divided the money with his chun,
Robert Baker. The boys uncle, Patrick
Hand. a farmer, who lives near, was present
At the examination, and expressed a willing
ness 10 take care of him, and Mr.. Howell.
thinking that few years IN the country
would be better for the boy than to be sent
to the Reform School, drew the necessary
agreement, and he will reside with Mr. Hand
until he i fifteen years of age. He seemed
glad to 90, but when his mother bade him
goodbye he wept and seemed sorry 10 leave
her he paid but little attention to his
father. who told him To 20 home with his
uncle mind him, be a good boy. and not
run away and come hack 10 the city or t..
+. lice would ct him and Mr Howell would
surely sead him % the Reform school.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28
The RlNKS.
Large Crowds Gather to Glide on the
Rollers

Rollers.
Several hundred people assembled al the
West Side rink last night 10 witness the
prize skating. Three prizes were given TO
the most graceful skatorial artists. The first
a beautiful gold medal, was awarded 10 Mrs.
Chas. Allen, and was iGdiciocsly awarded, as
her movements were about as graceful az
could we'll be imagined. The second prize,
silver cup. was awarded TO Miss kittie
Matti-on. and the third. silver napkin ring,
o. Miss Elsie Head.
TIA a'tra ton a "a, Division street rinf
Wa masqGerade. About ninety mask p
were present aud participated in the sAat-
Ing. The galleries were crowded 10 their
utmost capacity with spectators who We're
ANXIOUS 10 witness the fun, and many failed
10 gain admittance. pleasant feature of
the evening was the singing of a colored
-lee club. who sang several pieces we'll Dur
ing the evening Mr.. ID. G.. Spencer. late
door manager, vas presented with fine
skate bag. gold oil can and a pair of silver
mounted skates by the patrons of the rink.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

Ihe suaslal osneenfi1A 81 Ine AleizIsa1
AssoeiAfl0a II 'slritaailsis csassnea ~ 81
sncs Hail IA thls csfy. gas1arssag afternosse.
JP Hhitng. u Aifosd. Dfssicent - lhe
ls-ociatisn. IA the chair J. a. Ihompkins.
- tlis city. AID ehalra4.sG II tlss COMMITTEES
"a Dsstriet Organizations. read sll5Ft al
dress ~ 9sle0nle, ~ shlch the fresilisiif re-
sIonlied, sfatlng tbs object q the 0rg7snIza-
ton - be she adsahesnlsnt - >Ilrituallstie
Interests lhr',asb0at tae STATE. De also stat
ed that be h0ped the assembly Eo4la prove
profitable - all and thas they might IL
harmony eoaa-Sl xIth me spirits apou ths
ofhss shors aud leaen of thzlz duties for TIE
fss0re. About eighty dslegates @ese pres
cut az the aflsFno0n session. and the time
szs consumed. W 70 ai4saramruf, wsth
> sart addresses upon the subFcf, "SVls.taa
i-tsc Work Al the evsniBg sesslou tae fol
l5xiug committees @efe appointed.
On Lsgislation-Dr J. A. Mafyin, Of De
tsoiti G. l.. Holton, Aliegsn. Mrs. l. J. Con
aers. Flint.
Ou Resolutions b. Sfebben-, De
iroit, J. H. Tkompkins and CLAs. A. Andrus,
Of this cifY.
Ca c. a .srence-Dr. A. n. Ed-on, of LA3s-
iag, Wm. Mccarthy, GIsenslLle, Nrs. +. l..
spianey. Detroili Mrs. K. A. Shaffer, South
Haven.
Short speeches were made by several mem
bers Of the convention. The convention vii
a-semble at 30 o clock this morning, and
.h.. r,rrnfrr, and sfferaoor sessions viii ba
devoted 10 business, While the evening session
sili be given tOdiseu-slon- All three sessions
II sunday vii be devoted 10 topics Of inter
ct bearing upon the wcrk of spiritaaiists.
Several more delegates are expected 10 arrive
ia the city to-day. and among the number
Mrs o. Chiids Denslow, the noted singing
medium Of south Bend Ind.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

The laaghable hat, "A Rag Baby" i to be
produced AZ Re,lmond's Opera House. Mon
day evening. March , Mr.. Frank Daniels
a the rufnz spirit IN this great comedy sue
ces-, md he Is supported BY a strong cast.
Concerning It's production ID New York City
the r7uaatic Nsscs says:
One ~ the most signal successes ever
known in New York wa the frst production
of A Rag Baby" comedy embracing a
medley of song dance. dialogue. and semi
noustrosity. given 90 a very enthusiastic
audience last evening. It i by &. II. toyt.
the author ~ a Bunch Of Keys" which has
had such popular and promising Sncce@s iis
this country add England. The dialogue is
vsry witty. the music vivacioBs, the scti0a
rapiG and sustained
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28
YESTEROAYS COURTS.

CIEcUrT.-Emma l. Withey ". Norman c.
Johnson. f0rcible entry. Tried and sub
ed-Charle G. COmstock ". Martin
b. Smith. Continued over term.-In the
matter of the estate of jeremiah Grady.
Continued over term on payment of attorney
fee of S5.-Dennis McCarty vs. Peter
Werlich. Continued without o~is.--Sam-
uel r. DObbius and Edward II. Grant W.
Lucy Cogswell. judgment for defendant
for nOusuit with costs to defendant, includ-
-sag an attorney tee of SO.
PoIIcE-Alf Henderson. drunkpaid S535.
john Hey. saloon open On Sunday. Ad-
jonrned 10 March Abram HilsOn, re-
ceiving stolen property. Adjourned to
March 6. 6.-BsstIau D'Opge. saloon open on
legal holiday. paii $50, fine and costs. .---
Theodore Desmond. larceny from the per
son. Adjourned to March John Nc
Nabb. larceny less than 50. Bound ont BY
order % the court until fifteen years of age.
SuPEsIos.-Ninnis RumSey ". George
Rum-ey In cbancery. Motion for aiImony
expenses, etc. Argued and submitted.
PRoBarY-Estate ~ james Jennings ct al.
minors. Order allowing guardians fourth
ANIMAL account -- Estate of Sarah Mandy.
deceased Order allowing administrator :
first annual account. .--k.4fate of FhRbe A.
White. Deceased Order allowing admins
traitors hnal account Estate Of tfnstave
2 q.
sna decree f0r payment Of debts - Estate
.sf fsattlefa kienk. .i.cet-ei. kEecuf11 di-
ebsfgrd. .-- F<tste 81 Marrsfette J. He's.
leceased. Peution for appointment II AL
mlni-trstar + Ell March "a -et for hearing
- Estate IT 81 liiiam q. Shirley. deceased
Petition FOR appointment ~ ad istrslor
Sled and March Ef -ef for hearing ---f-
tate If James II Waite. deceased Order
admitting sal tn PROBATE and appointing
William Z Nearrran minl=frat.1r- ~ -
tate ~ An'HonY fsaninz- deceased Hear
fnz 0n reusioa fsr probate of vlii concind-
Ell
T-Ssrvn SfArss.-f nited States vs. Oliver
r.4r-a Eiuenlnr letter adarHs-ed % an
asfer. Fxsmsnatien before Commissr1nei
& b HsnsdlA Adioamsd gnai Mondas
aext Al 81 a. nl.
FrsrirF ~srxneas II rarris 2. Gdbert ~
T.4nsaer+ M1r@hsfr. 4z-Hu7r rzlt- Settled
-Wsre 81 Nela.1a vs. iathe~ fewcr- "A
sr,nrsit Setls,d 49, Macy y. Nei-on Va =.
= F@~ns fsraishee 80 I8fher Lemon
fssrni-hss fissharad ard caee seffied -
Ratcrt Tssrr es tanfr frae-7 ~ F~lrc7pa
aefsn3snt slls Fourth Nsten Bans ss gar
a,shee 8efentsnf. GO irisi before I1fy.
Irzrrru 81 FsrF ffE.-fhe PeofIe vs. Me-
sf~sr-~sffst rrst.tsrs Nslntescsr.z n-17-aree
Alzsuras.3 E, F--ts - -Effer Esnne1sn "
Csx-fe4 b Rlcarrss.3 Tresuess sdoarn.
- - 81 sres -- S. stssn. R-afhers ~ Sssaf
foanx. As-aasrstt daslErzeslt faT pizsEss'
kl5tz ard costs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28

Stephen Rickerd. who was acting as bar
tender AZ Robey's saloon on Pearl street, was
arrested last evening by Detective Cast on a
warrant charging him with bastardy The
complain. was made 10y louisa thinner. a
good-looking German girl Who occupies
Rickerd Il the father OF her male child which
was born Aug. I. last. and is now living
Rickerd was released on bail to appear be-
fore Judge Holmes IN Police Court this
morning at . o'clock. The warrant for
his arrest was issued soon after the
birth Of the child. bat he being absent from
she city aud in New Orleans for the past
three mouths, it was not served until ms re-
turn 70 the city was made known yesterday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

When not otherwise stated il may be IN ierstood
that services will be held at 1890 a. IN. and y.
m. and Sunday school at IL m.
Announcements of the subjects Of sermons and
other special notices will be found elsewhere.
FIRST BAPTIST Corner Fountain and Bostwick
streets; Rev :. :. GRAY :. d. d.. pastor.
SECOND B,PTIsr-Corner Gold and California
streets; Rev. +. II Brooks pastor.
CHURCH or CHRIsT-Corner Lyon and Division
streets: Rev. W. r. Richardson. pastor.
CHILDREN or ZION- Scribner street between
Eighth and Tenth Bishop Paterson, pastor.
PARK CoSGREsATIoSAL-Rev Alexander Mer-
riam. pastor.
SECOND CONGgEGATIONA Corner Grove and
Plainteld avenues; Rev. III. Uiterwyk. pastor
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL Between Jefferson
avenue and Center street. Rev. B. L. Sargent,
pastor
ST. Marks EPIsCoPAL-North Division street
Rev, s. Burford, rector.
ST. PAUL's EPIscoPAL-Turner street. West
Side; Morning prayer and Litany at a. m.
EtsT Sraszr " +. East side OF East. between
Cherry .lnI LtSe streets. Rev. j. w. IL. CArslisle
pastor.
DIVISION STREET " E-Corner Division and
Fountains Rey. James r. Gilbert ID. d., pastor.
SECOSD STREET VI. E.-Corner Turner and Sec
ond streets. West Side; Rev. j. ". Miller. pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner First and
Scribner streets. West Side; Rev. III. +. Welton.
pastor.
MISSION WOOD PREsBYTERIAS-West Broad
way. bstv -.n Watson and Dutterworth. east
side: Rev. VI. l.. Bocher = stor.
WssrMNIsTER PREsBTTERIAN Corner LAgrave
and Island streets.
FIRST REFORAFD- North Division street. Rev
Z. Moerdy ke. pastor.
FIRST UNITARIAS-Powe Opera House; Rev.
Henry Powers, pastor.
USIvERsAIIsT Pearl street; Rev. Charles
FluhTer. pastor.
SFTRTTUAL MEETTNG-Odd Fellows Hall. s.
West Bridge street. Rev. Charles A Andrews.
Y. NJ &. A.-Rcading room. lo0 Monroe street,
open II 90 o'clock Sundays and a. IN. u 80
= IA. week dsys.-loung mems conservation
nesting in the rooms AT 2sl5 p. m.--Boys' meet
inE al 2-O o'clock I. m.--froepel meeting Al
2Ssl clock. af the q. Il. x l. Union depot. and Al
tie Bridge street depot. study at the
rooms Saturday. at ~ O'Clock Rev. pstss
Noerark will Tyrxsiao this evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-28
Edna Chafae Noble.

This charming reader and elecutionist will
toe at the UniversaIst Church next Monday
evening, TO entertain the friends of that So
ciety who may be in attendance at the sec
ond entertainment of their popular series.
OF Mrs. Noble the Boston Post has the fol-
lowing:
'Sirs. Mobiles renderings are extremely
natural and well-conceived, aud were We an
author We should ak no bett'-r fate than 10
ind our works worthy - be read IN public
ny one n able to present all their pos
-lbl. merit y