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Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
Thn Ohia Erands.

CINcrSSATrI. Pen. 3-Before the
HouSe Investig A;iEE Comm ittee OF
the State Legs .Atlr- EE-poiloe ohcsr
Evans testified in execaave session
this afternoon that on the evening OF
the October election he w-nt 70 the
Enquirer buildiug and M sA,rs 20 the
front rooin on thesecond ncorr (John
ID. Nc Lanes editorial room and that
Police Commissioner Hawkins came to
the door AMI Sskei how things were
going in Ward Precinct s, Every
thing is gone" replied Evans. Hav-
kins asked II nothing could be dcne and
Exams said MOT without hAlots."
Then Hawkins handed him 100 or rs
tickets, all neatly folded, with the in
| structions 10 give them IN q man whom
Evans did Lot know. Evans did 20,
and by . little Juggling they were
substituted f1ra lot Of tickets tsksr
from box while the after; ton OF the
kspnh.ioAn jadse and cl srS were drawn
AWAY.
CoLCNBTs, Feb. S.-There was nj
business transacted in the SeEAie 70
Iday. as the Conference Com miitee VA
not ready TO report. This evening II
agreed upon . report which will b
N Ade 70 the cAucnses tomorrow morn
ing, and to the Senate after SArd, II
lease there il no objections 20 the plAl
which has b>en agreed uPoa for tn
ldisposition Of the Hamilton Cunt
contest cases.
The Republican members OF the con
mitt g his morning were inclined 20 n
j=ct the provision tina. each case sha
De considered aad reported upon sept
| rasely 70 the Senate. This point vi
then somewhat modified. Il is expec
ed tia; ;he Investigating Com mite
will be constituted 10 morrow and
raAdy 10 proceed - Cincinnati oT ID
lfrs; OF mex: week. The result OF 4
a. con ference has oeen that there Is rot
pg definite accomplished, except III
= the testimony shall be taken ii 1
lCirc!npAti c1ses The main fsht "
then come In the Senate.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
Local Option at Trenton.

TRENTON, Feb. Sine Local Option
b.. wAs debated for several hours in
tie SsuA.- today, and sentiment de
y@.oPs3 ttai vii. probably resu.t in is
passage next weeK. A.. attempts to
materially change or iriuTe 1t by
suertm-L;s were successfully resisted
by Senator'S Herring, S.cno : and oihert
who were i.s champions. The tempe.
rance pope Claim al aesLrApc. VI s.
VOTE. iEJ uor. than 3 Z joIity, in TIE
AsSe u :. TIE bill VIII gain strength
| til, lgA re general deere TO remoy,
tie ;enps,aUce question from politics
| SANG - coming Eu 'Laiorial CAN
| paige
! IL the S--a,e Mr. Corhin introd ueet
| 70 day al icsnE@ bill, fixing Ii
license fee at from SO tn & 100 i1
spi itu sas aud from t25 10 $500 Tor ma
! Nuucrs
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
Ex..,,a. ntn.ra

CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa Feb. 3.-TSer-
" of she striking mlners OF the coke
resions and their families are homeless
No night. Amid the fury OF snow.
storm they were evicsed to day by the
strong arm Of the Law, invosed By the
iron. clad leases under which they held
UNCERTAIN tenure of their hAbitations.
IThe condition Of q few of the evicted
families is pitifal, but In the main they
are we'll provided With this world I
| sooda, having been thrifty and laid BY
IconsiderAhle money. The eviesion'
TINS TAR have been COG dusd % the lead
ers In the strike, but fsv being sing
iled out from the several different works
| rhe evictious will become general q
morrow. The opsrAsors cain that ID
hack bone Of the strike II broken, and
before the eviction beoo mes general IN
men will submit; and return to work
Iouietly. A few hours more and the re
lsult will be known. The miners an'
lcoke-drawers occupying houses owneS
Iby the operators have different story Il
tell. They say the greatest trouble th'
lCounellsville oOke region ever y illnesses
has only commenced. ard before tie.
Il will submit blood Gill now. No .
ltsmpts have beea made to evici al,
families Of the larger NotAss NHcAu 20
greatest resistance and most VIC emo
have been enacted. At euch works q
1.-The Standard aud MOrewcOd. II Moan
iP.easauI where several thoasAud meu
mostly HungAriars, are employed, &c
houses arc castles, containing Fesoiet
linen, we'll armed.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa, Feb. S.
train of emisrAnt cosc hs-. coUtaihlb
les imported lAborers, lefs Goa as!lsFi!ie
al midnight D-tegstiO1s were droppe'
n Summit and VALLEY AMI the rem All
der taken TO Standard. They were me
By . police ese1rt and part OF them pa
IN 8 house, whileth remainder cceuPl
ed the coaches for the night. No on
wSs allowed 10 60 near them. Report
received 81 noon today from tae sand
ard Works indicated thst the foreig'
,Iimportaiion which arrived there AZ a
early hour this morning had a'read.
gone on . strike. The striking Hureai
iaas captured some of the people and
Impressed them with the existtn
. troubles that they refused 70 dig coal
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

For good coal 20 80 Bush's, French
street wharf.
AL kinds OF wood hY the load or cord
q: Mills. Fourth AID RAilro@d-
Come and look stthe Capital range
Pickles steve s:ere. EA-t Fourth ST.
Paper BAGS fer eA,e sesAp NJ the RI
PUBLICAN ofsea
Toe Levy Court re: ihis morLinz a.
10 o'e,o *, and The iortncou was spent
in looking over the assessments.
Pickles Stove and Heater Co, No. {
E. Fourth STREE, SlveraEe Barton 4
nAtsnI kettles, boilers AMI bowls
Al infant OF po.!oe oficer John
O'HArA died Of sPAsIns on TueeiA!
evening.
II e charity bail q: tie Opera Hous
on the l7,k uiL ne;tei ESQ. which Uil
greatly aid tie AssosiA.ed Charities II
| their work.
Samples OF Davies & Sons uprigl
pianos at 500 W. Sixth street Yer
dne 10 be go low in price Come an
examine them.
Charles N. Siied desires his pAtror
10 call on James shooa, 500 W. Sixi
street, wien ihar instruments wAI
;uniDz, etc.
Having purchased the tobacco az
cigar store 40 5 East Third street, Il
smoking and chewing fraternity vi
hod all the leading brands Of tobac'
-. and cigars in stock at all tines Gi'
rs . call and be convinced. L. RAY.
NJ. Z. Kirkpatrick snj Josesh
: RAphup, executors Ct tie will
Emma kirt patrick, will sell q: publ
, sale 81 TIP & urt House 81 Il a. N. {
Saturday, February Is, the five siol
. brick building, a. ncrtheasi corner
! Fourth and Orange streets.
Capt. James Barron Il 9pe, editor
TIE Landmark, Norfolk, Va, has be
. elec, I'd oout cillor Of the Anerici
{ Institute OF Civics, al Boston, Ma
4 TIE office; Of ne association Is TO ii
pro = tie lnsihois OF teaching Ia o
schools and col leges so as 10 iEfoI
yo7rg men Of the orsAu ration a.
ful :tilrs q the govern ment uuc
which hey i've Captain Hope b
also been appointed superintendent
tt. rlosie schools Of Norfolk.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
mEATR&.

pOi.k-In thls Guy, en- feuruAry q, Abs
4. Polk daughter Of the late keeeft 70 =.
s,h tGss .. 10 81 l'elcek. fr0n he fSs deaee.
: 81 NGrget rect lnseTncni AZ Stoeorses
cemetery. Al ! O'c-osk.
ROSS-ln this city, OF the Sd inft-, Asnss;
vile Of lon aid NJ. koss, IN the 2tth year OF
her aga 49,.
Funeral on TT day ~ oe,ock irem me
- .tdrnce a. her n-uSher-Iv-lAW. W. Scost
| yefn m. No. isCs Van ts1ren street
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
The Lew Court

The Levy Court spen; the whole o.
yesterday in locking over the a. sess
meuA This forenoon was also speni
in the same work. Messrs. ShAllcross
Grub, Morrison, and Toy wereappoint
ed finance COMMITTEES and Messrs
Hickman, HAmsn, Mackey and Nc.
Cracker were appointed n conmitte
on buildings On motion Chairman
Taylor vas added 10 both com nitiees
The.e is considerable button holirR an,
wire pulling going on in reference b
the distribution OF the oftic rs, TO morrow
icing set for the election.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

There is more genuine charity lying
about in the world than the world
generally gets credit for The wreck o.
ha1k in lancaster, Mass, brought
out this fact By the failure a widow
lost g.. 900, her all. Then an uuknoSr
persoa cAma forwAri and arranged q
pay her Sl20 annually during her If
six per cent. interest on the sc u sh'
had lost. The world does not Get fnl
credit for the good sclte rsd thru ugh il
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

Jester & Mcdaniel have fine lot OF
weatarn horses and mules ut their
stables, No. 4l9 W. Front street, which
they are selling Ut reasonable rates:
They Invite farmers and others TO call
and see them.
william Bright, ESQ, started this
morning for Florida, and will make bis
haado uarters ct the Everett House, 10
Jsck sonvills, during the winter. He
will return hsme about the hrss OF
April.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
A ProfasIan of CuIs

barry 1. Brown, who &C upies the
q" Home Fam" On the nez ROAD lead
IL from this city 70 Grsenbsnk, CbriS-
u "a Hundred, will have sale ;ouan1s
ina asst Of this month, and be wishes
Us pat in his hand-eills tbs cats OF !
notss COW, sheep . hog and q tug
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
ParsOE kristor.

Tie ad MIXERS Of Geo. 4 Br.s:or. II
Sprla9 Valley. New York. are taking
steps 10 oGsa.ize and erect an Iude-
percent ct-rch. Oae gentleman has
2'Ten .o worth $500. Aaa others are
Ti..iuE 10 subscribe literally. He wiiI
preach Il Vsn Hontan's hail o. Sunday
next AID i, Is presumed tina; every ont
of the 80 seats will be filed
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
Cougn..,aH oar.epess.

The irritation which induces cough
ing immediately relieved by use o.
4" Browns Bronchial Troehes." Sold
|oaly in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
WIN. B. SHARP,


LNOh SALE US1IL THE 25Ih OF
: February IL houses on MARY land ave.
c edsr ret JACK son street and Kim ttrte'
Il, N to rooms And bath, prices fro Il
! 90 10 Is Coo. ne Of them with barber
lop AID airy cellar: one with large store
airJ esilsr. roo1s and bath, hot and colo
UA.er, stable bacE suitable for bakery ApC
con 'ectioneHY or -four and feed store or any
etn u busii ess with g live IN IL at the bael
3iit Apply TO JOHN DAVIS. 1919 Mary
Land avenue I2g6;-sod-s
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

Aoout I. 80 O'Clock this afternoon, The
are alarm struck Il, bat there being DC
such number, the alarm ofcoutse waa
talse. Several DIRE companies however
turued out In the snow looking In vain
for the are.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
rne monttnore la'u,i

a . II FftNFfI
The sixth annual .nsScijI
Montifiore Mutual pn9,Scirl1
came of In W ebstei m id
last evening, the sto, ss,s II
few of the invited goIse N
tlemep wore full eveDiIru
the ladies were PWsrSsl
rich costumes, Mrs, ,,org i
berger's dress being a. a. Nh. i
Conspicuous also r,sxh1
OF Philadelphia. % t,. GSt1|
Julius Cobe and ME ,c.d
Mr.. Louis Fellheinssf MI
Of ceremonies, anu 81
Cose. Max Ephralm,r erst|
and Charles SchlosS0
Rers.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
THE ARTISANS SAVING BANK.

THE ARTISANS SAVING BANK.
NO. 5O2 MARKET sTREEE.
INCORPORATED yKBRUARY -, 1874
Opento resolve deposits daily from q. m
until p. m. and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from 20 8 O'Clock
The charter OF the bank provides that -
prorts upon It's investment. except 80 much
a. is rec uirod for the pAy ment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus ior the So
eurity Of depositoTs, shall 30 divided Amcng
the depositors.
NO manager 10 allowed 10 borrow any part
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation.
MANAGERS.
George " Bush, y Allen Hilles,
NJ. l. Lichensteiu, Geo. y. OApelle,
ChAs. W HoviAnd. N. X. Benson,
Jos l.. Carpenter, Jr., Job II. Jackson,
Wm. II. swim, Henry Dure,
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pusey,
Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOANED ON MOkTuAGES.
q 20. W. BusH, GEo. =. UAPKLLK
President Vice Pesident.
4. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
myleW.u Jcs. M. MATHKR, Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
ARE YOU LOOKING

For Clothing? Ifso, don't
fail to see the stock of
Mullin g. Son.. 9Th and
Market streets. They are
anxious to show everybody
their assortment of Mems
Suits and 0vercoats.-
Youths and Boys Suits and
Overcoats. You will find
them in great variety almost
any color and size of gar
ment wanted, and at prices
away down. Clothing is
sold differently by this firm
from the general way of sell
ing. You will be shown
with pleasure and while they
would be glad to sell you
you will not be pressed to
buy unless you are perfect
ly free TO do so and think il
will be to your advantage to
do so. They don't make 8
great blow about prices, buI
leave that to their customers
TO be the judges after they
have seen the goods.
Full assortment of tn,
finest goods for making t.
order which is done at shor'
notice, and in a satisfactory
way.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
". r. voeheIl

,el,s nothing but the best coal, well
nrepared for family use. Once, TIC
Market street, where all orders will TO
ceive prompt attention.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
LtsI ofsaI@,

Per snAl Pr EFT! Is A1ytri-ed = te sold
20 fol
l. rbd=ll a BAaKs Bran3yE lie HI P-b 10
VIZ SilTtT, e. ed Lion, Feb il
II ne M.Chsp1ser. CbnEdAnA Z C., Feo II
Wn. L fLun. CA-tstlAns FEB. !,
Webster Czvetdsr Mil Crees Fep ia
h l.. Howl, GarsuAnA Hid, FEB. J.
u .yid Is McNullen- PeneAde'. Feo. i
E1wArd AeCalhEis-, near Del City Feb. 2
Execato.t +. =. =. DeelGen, Pen
eEdef. Feo q
Thos Ms'ritoa. admir- N q. HI. Msr
=. X. Winner, New Cate I'D Mar 1
Thos. Rniie. { 80, New Castle HID. MAR. ),
The -e5i estsie Of WIN. Bsnnett, de oea ed
Will Be sid a. public sale. al kidd's hcisl
Delaware Civ. OF the s,h 81 February,
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
Great Bargains.

The greatest bargains n the
city at D. p. Smyth's watch
and jeweIry store, '3ll Market
street. / am determined to sell
out. Only think, $500 nickel
alarm clock for sl.25; silver thin.
b.es, so cents, for IS cents; ladies
solid gold stem winding Ameri-
can watches, $40 fer $25; gents
gold watches $50 now s35; eight
day striking and alarm clocks Sc
reduced to $3.50. Also other
goods reduced in the same pro-
portion. Come and see for
yourselves. As l am deter
mined to sell, this would be s
grand place for q young mar
commencing business and it car
be had on reasonable terms.
4 lie StN-&-d-tt
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

Americans lead ths world in fast ta,'
ing. Thi. has male dyspepsia 3
tional disease Rem mb-r Dr. Bnl'i
Bsltim ore Piilk cure dyspepsia.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

recon men,a,Ion for Canada Piae syrul
is thai the same persons who used j
last wiEtez tDy il again, SIS the best o
all.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
Exceiafor.

The very best preparation for i aky
rNofs is Bruoe's Excelsior Elastic roc
psiu' Try !, and IL convinced. Found
a. 303 Popla. street.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
state of the Tnermeznsssr

~ TIE RKPUBLIcAS Office in the shade
o'elcck 10 O'Clock II o'cloc
10 l4o l5o
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

lyon wish It's best and cbe3pes
millinery 90 70 Mrs. Alice W. Hay
No. 2l6 King strest.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

To MORROW premises TO be Cloudy x
fair and clnCdy. Saturday, fair and
WARMER.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

stone china ts-piscs ,ea sets. "a; warranted
net "a ernss. i. LswiI Row. Ala King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
THIRD EDITION,


Iheir Bepsss for the Lass Year
More Legfss@sien Neeaea ker
varasus Thtags-rhe CoadAsaen
OF she Saai, Almshsuse ana Ceaa
Mousse.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
Male and Female Canary BIRDS.

A written guarantee given with 4
singer. J. q. HArkins, 2G W. Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

Though We have and vi
rubber ovsrshoes -. an it y
have all sizes ana ! lids dc
come early in all kpl,Isuooct, I
street. SSssi tn. beta faniIs I,, s0s ~
In ali kinds Of foot~''
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04
Cieas out tngp bo

His honor, MsyV ,bsy az
citizens that when ~ ibsi \
from their paveuenssiI out y
the same time sno, u,s. ~
along their pavement N y
snow melts the wA. Ss 10 ~
structed, and mace
pavements. ~~>
Daily Republican., 1886-02-04

Attest WlLLIAN !. VIE.
When Clerk Coleman dnishei reading
the report the Chief Justice sad zen
tlemen that Is oRe Of he best reports ever
presented to this Court, and contains
many valuable suggestions. thank you
for the care and attention with which yog
have performed your duties, snd you ar
nov discharged from any further attend
ance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
TO THE SENIORS AT AMHERST
PRESIDENT sEKLYEs stRM pN-TnE sOULCE or
lKuE WISDOM

AMHERST, June 27 (SpccMN. - President
seelye delivered his teuth baccaaurrate sermon tins
morning alarze audience in the college church, taxi
Ing for his text the OF Paul the Corinthians
" Where the wise +
The Bible spelks two kinds OF wisdom-One. mars
Wisdom. that OF the practical undcrstsniie; tDe other
wisdom al God wnIcn guteth h.c. not by cacua.
dion OF Consequences. but bv he contemplation OF Cod
aud acquaintance Ills Will II aitemp; Ia apply
these wrdOm- To the problems ~nicn human ac.
lions present We -h Ill h1i tha while al ihr "lSo OF
the Practical un erstan"lh<. however, s'rowh or SagI
c.ons II may make us, WI WI. MN Tue r n,.s
unui Drtny In = AID OF the wisdom wn'ch = ir'm
above II e Philosophers, We shall nnd that We
cannot explain II We are Statesmen. W" snal mud that
We cannot contra" II We are phiian'hr"pst-. We snail
practical sagacity unless bring TO bear np"n
tnrm all light. ana authority aud an insp ration
dIy wisdom. WHAT person nerds. thrref"tr III
tbr U MS lie l., nfst " 4i HNlhs inspirations
Apart from TINS, all lis VISION leaves Nun darH an
draI-t an ciiinOt -xI.an tho
motives Of hs conduct. The oLly p""oi winch
radically change the wuur conduct OF man l. the
power OF the love OF Col mndo known ia tue sdcrince
OF ms upon the for mans salvation; and II
,,od's VIII shall ever become truly rrgnant IN our Will,
II shall Ur made W Hing III the day 81 his power II
the s-,h -hnrss -ntl ~ broken ami our
death charged to newucss or llfr tns can only be
iovr. by The oyrrua,t, power Of hts sacrifice
us to love lie first lowell u. and ornglng
biessrd experience tDat whose d"erth III love
weleth III Cod ANA God IN hin
In his address To the senior class tho president SAID
You cutter upon your life work IN tronbions times.
Tier nave S Ssy HI, p aanrs" but t@s pr.
which many period. are unseen or seen Tar remote,
ar. and cose at hand. They Lace you
AL ana you are OF them. But Ia DE fore
rnrd Is always to be forearne. counsel you To
equai caution against h"peessnrs' which
takes hold OF denying ma stio
co. nI-ncc winch hat Whatever you may do
-avntIon fa 1h-rr Is every reason 10 hope Ia
Gods There II ground Tor Uptliustlc
confidence IN man. You Will not as" nae where
God's wisdom can BE- found AMI how you
can enter upon its uh and undlsturbed pos
session, for your college course h"s tdught
YOU all aung The Ony answer which ms college eau
i've to tni, inquiry. THIS coIeg~, founded IN Tie
Christian faith the Increase OF the Christian urr
does not cease THE wistOu oi Got IL III
jesus hrI- nay more. that Jesus christ Ii the wisdom
o. Cod any OF you lack Wisdom, tnls divine wisdom.
let him God that gvrth To Ill men Literally and
not and II snail be gwen hun Each Ohe OF
YOU may possess TINS divine wi-nom as iarseiy ~ hc
Will The meek will lie guide III aud the meek
VIII lie leach HIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28

curriculum has by no means slacked. Among the nav
branches added were: A chair OF peda 70 DC
filed by Professor West chair OF arch eoio2y y" 70
filed by Professor rockingham. tho Editor OF ne
American journal Of A,cbGoto9y who comes n.o,n
Johns IfOpkins professOrship ~ Hebrew ana OoRn,o
Semitic Ian euar lectures Greek and Roman Ar
by On rios Wplirscin lectures on tn history o. mus'c
nv Professor Nildner, who comes from S'w-f"rk; u
series lectures by new lecturer ~ hu
ton those by Dr. william C. Prime ana fro'ess"r
Marquand. - ..o,
large number ot new optional courses nave n,e
aided 10 fhe electives already In oreration princeton
has adopted n. tempered so As 20 col"
those branches essential to liberal ednca.io.
Active inca sures being taken nv the Two hisl"r'o
college societies. The American wing ana N"."
sophie" To raise ample funds to bnlld two large 49,
commanding halls for the comfort OF mcmhers. 'i,
liberali,y already been shown Space i insnmcI.'
enlarge upon the evidences OF PrnceOns prosperity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28

SHERMAN on JOHNSOy'S ALLEGED TREASON.
The story which General Grant Orce told
Mr. Depew. about the apparent danger OF Jonnsou's
surfenderins the Government to the CoDfedrrales Ia
the Reconciliation period Is reviewed III The Star the
object Of the contributor that being to re-
count what General sherman said TO hw about
tno matter al the tine Dir. Drpew made Il
public. Sherman Is Teprese MED las saying that
Grant was, doubt sincere In the bsef he EXPRESSED
anc thai johnson. who "soinriimes drank little too
much" may have made some rash statements as to
constitutional reconstruction, clearly grsspng the
drih of his own Remarks" Sherman thought ho yeyeI
that Grant m"y have misiuterpfed the uterances OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Indeed he deemed 1t possible that
the Union Commander did not reach the conclusion
which lie expressed to Mr.. Depew until some years
eiter the historical Inciaents In question occurred
lie notion Of srnding the hero OF ApIoDms,ox Mex
- 81 heouiess diplomatic mission attributed In
HterS-ew Win Sherman. " Seward. rather than IT,
johnson The object being not 70 facilitate any treason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28
DEDICArING A METHODIST CHUROA

The new lecture room OF ST. Pau's Methodist
Episcopal urcn ut Richard aud sullivan st-, Brook
w. was delIcstei yesterday. The Rev. Dr. George
F. Reed conducted the mornng service the Rev. j.
BOYD Brady preached In the afternoon. AMI william j.
Preston presided the laymen's meeting 10 the EVENING
81 PANS Cnnrcn Is the itgrowth Of Work begun Dy
m, Methods ; in the Twelfth wart over forty years
ago wnrn the William ) rect Metho list Ep'scopu
Chnrcn was founded. In 1873 the oil erce was s'ia
Ia . Lutheran society, and the church was reOrsdhL 81
The first regular WAS the Rev william burt III
1881 who projected the an OF a new eifnce with reS
inv rooms FOR poor and all possirie attractions 70
people rom the slums Inc proSr IS ol tho
DELAYED II ydrous causes, Dit one !" NV
has ar last tern fn he'd The Rev. George Adams Is h'
present pastor OF the church.