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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-18
Carpet Carpets Carpets
AND
Drapsries Unlimited.
Unlimited.
As we predicted,

A we predicted,
Our Carpet and Drapery
Sales far surpassed our bright
est antlclpatlons,
And the stronger cementlng
cnr opinion that a price will
sci. any class or species OF Dry
Goods.
We said in a previous 'ad."
mo dull trade in July or
August" and up 20 date we
have kept our word.
OF the $4,000 valuation of
Carpets and Draperies set
apart for this great safe. 20
the value of $1,000 actually
sold in five days.
Leaving $4,000 on the floor
subject TO the demands of
shrewd purchasers.
We are in league with the
people, not ia opposition; our
prices are genuine and grand
ly convincing.
We pray not TO delay Il you
want Carpets or Draperies, for
you will positively save big
money by buying now.
"Procrastinstion is the theft
of time"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-18
IN THE SENATE.

Fremont on the Retired List-The Fuller
Case to be Disposed Of Tomorrow.
WAsHISGpoN. July 1.-THE Senate has
passed bill to place John C. Fremont on
the retired list Of the army as Major Gen.
eral.
The Fuller case will be taken up and dis
posed of Thursday.
The feature of today's proceedings in the
Senate was the passage of the Government
workmen's eignt-hour law.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-18
STILL GETTING THERE
DETROIT DOWN sosToss AGAIN
Phia~asipht. shuts Oat Pfttssurg for the
Isird rt1as - New NoEk Dsfssts
Chicago .ad insi@1.polis the
w2shfag toas-

The TEL ssRAz- HEkALD should have said
cent behind the Chicsgos il they won yes
tsrday's game. instead Of ahead. Ia losing
yesterdays game the Boston's drop 10 fourth
place. PhiisdelphiA taxing third New
York has made me record on their
western trip. winning eight games cut Of
twelve. Chicago plays in Detroit today and
for the balsnee Of the week. II they play
as poor ball as they have for the past week.
and Detroit plays as well ss they nsve, ii is
saie TO say the Dstroits will stand st the
head Of the list at the end of the week.
DuRoiT, July IA player in today's
game who could not knock out a double.
triple or home run vas regarded as Of little
account IL was a race between sluggers
and the Champions won. Fifteen hundred
people saw the battle OF the bats- Following
Is the score:
pstrolt --.--....----...-----a o ! Q
Base hils-Detrolt. II: Boston. ,.
ErrOrs-Dei roit. 1. Boston, Y.
Batteries Beaten and Bennett MADDEN ana
Tate.
CHICAGO. July l7.-For the first six in
nings the crsnks on the bleaching boards
amused themselves by inquiring: What's
the matter with Krock," and eliciting re-
sponsive howl of Hes all right" from the
crowd. When the Giants commenced 10
hammer out three and four baggers, how
ever the enthusiasm rapidly diminished,
and At the termination of the game the tenn
perature was Nanitobsn. keefe was hit
hard also. but the hits were mostly flies.
The double umpire system worked only
fairly well. The score is ~ follows:
Chic chieago go, ------.-.---S -- 9 9 | 9 9 aaSS d
Base hiis-Chicago. 7: New YORK. O.
Errors-Chicago, 3; New York, o.
Battsries-K rock and Farrell, Kecfe and Ew-
ing.
PIrrsBURs, July 1.-THE Pit.sburgs were
again given Q coat Of whitewash today.
| Casey. the umpire of yesterday. was in the
box for the visitors, and kept the hits well
scattered. Calvin, while not hit hard, was
less fortunate. The visitors first run was
made in the fifth inning on Twins double
10 left centre, an out and Hallman's single.
| Fogarty scored in the seventh on his base
on balls, Gavins error and q double by
| Bastian. The same clubs play post poned
game tomorrow. Steve Toole officiated Is
| umpire and gave general satisfaction. At
tendance 900. Following ls the score:
Pittsburg .....-...o Q Q o Q
Pbilsdei phia. .......-A0 o l -
Base Aiis-Pittsburg, s; Philadelphia, Z.
Errors-Pittsburg. 1: Philadelphia. l.
Batteries-Galvin and Miller, Casey and Hall
man.
ISDIANAPoLIs. July 1.-THE Hoosiers
easily defeated the Senators today by bat
| ting Shaw with the utmost freedom, with
the exception of the fourth inning ~ hen
| FIVE hits were made off OF Healey. He was
| effective. scattering the rest so that they
| were not productive. A slight shower fell
| during the game. Attendance. 1000. The
| score is as follows:
Indianapolis ........2 2 2 5 oil
Washington. ............0 0 0 0 0 o.
Base Hits-Indiauapois. Il; Washington, IL.
Errors-Indisnapolis, ?; Washington. {.
| Batteries-Healey and Daily, Shaw and Arun-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-18
CHANGED DAILY.


kFN BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS
Our nee stock L already iu Eanc ana a. Il 4
TO- cary 'og Christmas trade ws oner them st
cgi grloc< fof lee osys bcauf3fGl pTesents ilsf
ChioFeD f0ufth toaf lGke cleVsIoT
llte of oeu sherman 80 Mother 0o0ses with
Lie of zen s5raut e. GO OFed plates -..-..... 2
lie 81 Nap apartS 67 bel sotes eDs oUse e
ChsiIcfweN STORIES %. Suany DAYS ~
Heme frettlSf -.-..--.of beplo 20
uk.0ryof lulsedStales45 q beTss0ose tnlmcsi II
filsrllns fFogres .ss ~ i'eeR Mother tFooselu
swissf ami y kobinsoa4s Mother Goose ~ a NV
The loungsler.-.io Dives ..-.-.-..-..-.--.. ~
Eakr u hekd-...-.......a M0theFtSoose n elodles
gsck jill and Tel ..-S5 Freak and fruilcs $50 -
sender People ...--...-. oniii NiioN esi -
Obiecl Teacher ......ss A feep a. the t1Icus-- -
frS1ks 4no fls,llos % thuds a. B. &. tiiBen Is
ira aud koyS.-..-..Sl Chii0s flrsi f0es,
Bufhto bliisN estol linen -
A Peep a. the llrCusSf Little Pet A Il. t-.-.--lt
Monkey show. .-...s3 basy Dsys .-.-.--...-.--.l5
Circus Sports As With ny feis -.........la
Nislt 30 story Land - Al Home series -.-a--l d
l1cturs JOS Is ON the Farm ls
Pictures and Rhymes. = Among the flOsers- u
fun for The HOLIDAYS = ~ the sea Shore. IA
TbeBoOks Advice. eGclS Merry Alphabet -...---. ~
Wooden Legs.... lis birds and MN az it
The Lost KitIen........ls The Home Primer ..-.-.
Rags and TaIteR-.-..ls Blue board .-...-.-.- -lt
Monkey ZACH ....-...-l ls Robinson Cruise ....- AZ
NotherGoose Mel0dies25 Red Riding Hood IA
Il. LeOnardS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-18
The Standing.

ors-Indisnapolis, ?: Washington. 1.
Bstteries-Healey and Daily, Shaw and Arun
1al
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-18

DuRoiT. July IA player in today's
game who could not knock out a double.
triple or home run was regarded as Of little
account. IL vas race between sluggers
and the Champions won. Fifteen hundred
people saw the battle OF the bats. Following
Is the score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Sedgwicks curator against Taylor and
others. From the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond. Affirmed, Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion.
Smith and Wimsatt against Chiffon.
From the Circuit Court OF Northumber-
land county. Affirmed, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion.
Supervisors of Henrico County against
Magruder. From the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county. Reversed, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion.
Muller's administrator against Stone
and als. From the Circuit Court of Fau-
duier county. Affirmed, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion.
Stuttz and ats against Ingles. From
the Corporation Court OF Danville. Af-
firmed, Judge Lacy delivering the opin'
ION.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany against Jackson's administrator.
from the Circuit Court OF Dinwiddie
county. Affirmed, Judge Lacy deliver
ing the opinion, Judge Fauntleroy de-
liyering dissenting opinion.
Eggleston against Densmore Il Kyle.
From the Circuit Court Of Henry county.
Affirmed, Judge Lacy delivering the
opinion.
Foley against Harrison. From the
Circuit Court Of Prince William county.
Affirmed, Judge Lacy delivering the
opinion, Judge Hinton dissenting.
Davis against city OF Lynchburg
From the Corporation Court Of the city
of Lynchburg. Affirmed, Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion.
Hodnett's administrator against Pace
administrator. From the Corporation
Court of Danville. Reversed, Judge
Fauntleroy delivering the opinion.
Roberts against Whitehead. Rehear'
ing denied and decree certified forth
with.
Todd against Gsllego Mills Manufac-
turing Company. Decree certified.
Gresham against Jeffries, Judge, and
ais. Rule niSi awarded to show cause
why writ of prohibition shall not be
awarded, returnable the 10th OF May,
1899
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
Roth BRANCnEs OPEN.
EIectric.Cars on the fifth. and seven.
tcenth.street Divisions.

The two divisions of the electric
street-car line, commonly spoken OF
as the Fifth. and Seventeenth-street
branches, are now open to the public.
The first experimental trip on Seven
tecnth street was made Wednesday morn
ing. and by late in the afternoon the track,
on which dust and dirt had accumulated
to the depth of from one to six inches,
was gotten in a passabIe condition.
Yesterday the cars were run regularly
and very satisfactorily, and greatly to
the delight OF the residents of that sec
ton. who had long waited impatiently
for the appearance in their midst OF the
horseless cars. When tho cars did come
there were crowds on the streets to bid
them welcome, to compliment their
beauty, and TO marvel at the manner Of
their running without either mules or
dummies
The Fifth-street branch, which runs
out that thoroughfare TO Baker and
thence to ST. Paul, was opened yester-
day morning. The track was found TO
he in fairly good condition, and the cars
suffered very little from impedIments
This now makes the entire electric
railway system in operation excepting
the line between the Old and New Re
servoirs, and this will be opened as soon
as the buildings at the New Reservoir are
complete, which it is thought will be not
more than week hence.
Superintendent Burt IN conversation
with q DisDGtch reporter yesterday af-
ternoon said: "The only trouble with
rs now is the lack Of cars. We have,
however, just bought lot Of them in
Philadelphia that were made for the
Fulton Line, New York, and they will
reach Richmond about 'he middle Of
June. They are very handsome, and
are finished inside like parlor cars.
For the present. continued the SUI
perintendent, Eve will transfer passen.
gers from the Fifth and Seventeenth
street branches, but as soon as we get
the additional cars We will have every
other one run into either OF these
branches and they will have placar1s TO
designate which route they will take.
The people along these routes had be-
come so clamOrous for the cars and We
had kept them waiting so long that de
termined to open the branches and give
the best service now possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04

The X. L. l. Blues, with the Washing
ton Grays, of Philadelphia, will spend
the 10th OF May at Warwick Park, on
James river. This pretty pleasure
ground is near where the northern end
OF the Confederate pontoon-bridge ter
minated, and is opposite to and Just a
little west OF Drewry's Bluff, or Fort
Darling, as "our friends tho enemy"
insisted upon calling it. The military
and their friends viii 60 down to the
park on the barge Chinborazo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
HenrIco Circuit Courf.

The following jury has been sum
moned for the next term OF the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county, which com
mences on Monday next Charles d
Roper, Edward Shipman, ID. L. Floyd
E. V. Rugg, George H. White (colored)i
George NJ. Holiday, Jacob W. Nuckols,
Joseph S. Tyler, A. h. Cocklington,
Frank Mossmiller, Andrew V. Carter,
William ID. Grover, j. b. Shaaf, M. s.
Fore. John S. Puryear, and John N
KING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
CITY STREET MATTERS.
EIectric-Line ExtensiOns-Appropri-
alton for Grading Broad street, &c.

The City Council Street Committee
held an adjourned meeting last night in
the Chancery- Court room.
The first business acted upon was the
petition OF the Union Passenger-Railway
Company asking permission to extend
its tracks from Seventeenth and Frank
lin streets to Cary, and thence west
wardy TO the city limits, &c.
The committee decided to recommend
that an ordinance be passed granting the
permission. The vote on this motion
stood:
AYrs.-Messrs. Chappell, Griffin, F. c.
Murphy, Parater, Robinson, Hill, and
Blnnd-7.
NOES. -Messrs. Cutchins, Powers,
Starke, and Crenshaw-4.
The committee next decided TO recon-
mend the special appropriation OF $1,000
to grade and pave with granite spalls
Broad street from Lombsrdy (the city
limit to the Exposition grounds. This
action was taken without dissenting
voice.
A party OF citizens appeared before
the committee in reference to the widen
ing of Park avenue. The matter was re-
ferred to the City Engineer and the ward
committee.
1t was decided to recommend the in
crease OF the pay OF the managers Of the
hands and carts to sT5 per month. This
will be an increase of 10 per cent.
The Union-Passenger Railway Com
pany asked permission to run q double
track on its present western division.
The committee decided to recommend
that the Council grant the petition.
A number OF requests for permission
to erect wooden awning-frames were
read. and the committee answered each
with permit to erect iron-frame avn
ings.
On motion of Mr.. Cutchins the ordi-
nance from the Council prohibiting the
Richmond and Petersburg and the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg Connection
Company from running cars over its
tracks in the streets Of this city ON and
after April Q, 1890, was sent back to the
Council with favorable recommenda-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04

toward Broad at rapid rate. The
buggy wheels were in the street-car
track and the buggy would have collided
with a car had not the latter been
stopped in time to avoid the
accident. When the buggy wheel
was wrenched ont of the
car-track the jar threw Mr.. Harmon
out of his vehicle and one OF bis legs
was slightly skinned and bruised. The
horse kept on its way until IL reached
Pink alley, where it was stopped. The
only damage to the turnout was the
breakage of one wheel. Officers Joyner
and Farley carried Hannon to the
station-house, where the above charge
was preferred sgainst him. He will be
before the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE.
HELD & co.

i.oo0 yards French Chambrays worth I2Hc only
3. yard;
Crash for Towels 3kc. yard worth Sc;
Pins. "a rows 20 the paper. ic paper;
% dozen Coiored Bordered Napkins 6ec. dozen
worth $50:
30 yards Torclo on Lacc for iOc.:
Tho amend French oven Corset. 64c.;
Remnants OF Saline, solid colors, the usual 25c
quality. sale price 20. a yari;
Cotton Sifdiye. 10 yards 10 tho piece. 53c piece:
Iargo-Szo Turkey-Rcd Han9kerchiefs only &c.
Rulccc;
large Dsmhsk Towel. one yard long and one
half ynrl wide, only i2Nc;
lace stripe fiqIe, usual SIC quality, Tor 10 DAY
aud tomorrow, axe;
Rod TAbie-Dcmssk 20'. yard. would he cheap
lace stripe Tuncd Null worth l6+c., sale price
Ntc.:
Several styles ~ Persian satlDe worth I2Hc. for
this sale 6t.r. a yard:
81 Lscc bed-Scts slarns and counterpane, tl29
for the three pieces worth lA2j.
90 sat 'hrls go Tor TWO days a. 25c. apiece:
fKirn- Elmo Mourning Collars and Cuffs, our 50c,
goods. sHle price pc. a set.
Fine Isle Thread Hose usually sold At &c.
pair special price s.. npair;
Boys Windsor Ties only ic Bplcce-a variety OF
patterns;
our sIa5 Crochet Quilts so in this sale at sec
apiece.
eoc quality Nottingham Lace for Curiains-sale
price lIhc. yard;
Ladies' and Gcniicmen's &c. Summer Nerino
Vests and Shirts 50c. apiece;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04

Remnants Of Figured satiDe Sc. yard;
% dozen Gentlemen's Colored Hsli-Hose, big
bargain, l0c. pair
Immense reduction in our superb stock ot
Dress Goods. Every piece marked at lower
price for this sale. We have only the space 10
mention few In particular:
Double width Cashmere. all colors, I5Kc. n yard (;
Double width HeDriettas all coIors, 23c. a yard !;
Double-vidth Satin Beroers, all cOlors, 22hc. a
yard:
Douole-width extra-wide silk-nnish Henriettss,
all coOrs. &c. yard:
Fine Lace Bunting, In the new shade Gray, 7i<c.
yard;
Small lot Of Dress Goods, odds and ends, go at
&c. ysrd:
pieces Of our 81 quality Satin Rhsdsmo at 7sc.
yard:
pieces Of our sc. quality Satin Rhsdame at s6c.
yard;
piecs OF our $50 quality RhadzImir, special
price Si.l7 yard;
All Of our % and Sc. Boire go IN this sale at
f3c. a yard
25 All-WOol Coat-Back Fancy Jerseys. sold here
tOfoIe for g. %, sale price only 81 apiece:
An assortment OF 40 dozen Ladies' Linen Col
ored Bordered Hemstitched Hsndkerchieis,
your choice 9c. apiece or 81 a dozen:
9 dozen Ladies' Lace Balbriggsn Bodies, never
sold under Soc, being slightly imperfect We
will sell them at 2jc.;
Gentlemens Linen Collars, 4-ply, all shapes and
sizes, l0c. apiece;
50 patterns Of 81. 2. and SIC. quality Embroide-
rs. your choice for SC. a yard;
Large-size knitting Cotton &c ball
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
DELINorENrs.

On motion il was resolved that when
this meeting adjourns it will do so to
meet on Tuesdly the 18th instant TO
receive the report OF the treasurer giving
the names OF those delinquent to the
association for dues, with a view to en-
forcing the payment of the same and OF
dropping the names Of those who fail to
meet their obligations 70 the association.
Mr. Ryan was appointed to have
charge of the stage, and Messrs. Tyler
and Stacy of the front door and audito-
mum for the current month.
The election Of Mr. Pemberton as vice
president affords an opportunity to say
that the statement made in one Of the
city papers that he will soon go abroad
to spend several years is erroneous. He
has no such idea. True, be has sold out
his interest in the wholesale grocery
business, but he has other large bust
ness interests here which demand all OF
his time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
IsrnnarfN IranafrrA

Richmond Dinneen and Hooper,
special commissioners, to Thomas
Shaughnessy, % feet on Ninth street
near Byrd, 1851 James II. Dooley and
wife to Mamie IL. Whittle, lii feet on
Leigh street between St. James and
Adams, 81, zoo; John G.. Ebenhack and
wife to Holcombe S. Ackerly, 33 feet on
Main street between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, 81 ,675; Hiram W. Tyler's
executors to c. 2. f. Burggyn, "a feet
ON Wharf street, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
Job lot Of Satchels at 80 cents at
Trunk Store, Ninth and Broad streets.

MELANCHOLY or DrsPosDRscY, commonly
called the "bluos," generally proceeds from q
a sluggish Liver. IL either csuses Dyspepsia
or follows it--being roth cause and effect Te
cure it take simmons Liver Regulator.
"I was 80 sick and iow-spirited would have
given anything 70 get ven; aud II any oae had
insured me the good health produced BY using
simmons Liver Regulator, aud charged me
thousand dollars, ! would willingly have paid
i.-in fact, 10000 would be worth less 70 me taaH
what 1t has done for me.--0EUs0E b. BARRETT
Macon, Gan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
uoII,wood memorial Assoeis,ion

There will be q called meeting Of the
Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Association
at ) o'clock =. NJ. to-day at the house Of
the president, corner of Second and
Franklin streets. All persons having
lists OF subscribers will please bring
them or report to the assistant treasu-
rer, Mrs Hugh Taylor. before the meet
ing. There is a considerable amount Of
important business TO be transacted Mt
this meeting, and the ladies are urged to
be nnnctual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
work of the Ambulance.

At half-past 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the city ambulance was called to the
corner of Franklin and Mayo streets to
Sarah Smith, who had an epileptic fit.
She was taken to the hospital.
In the afternoon the ambulance was
called to 14O9 east Cary street to q
colored man who had fainting fit. He
soon recovered, and wGs left with his
frfop1u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
asmnttuoaciExnected.

Governor Lee said yesterday that he
expected to receive the first part OF next
month from NJ. Mercie, the French
sculptor of the Lee monument, a small
model, accompanied by drawings and
plans for the foundation and base OF the
pedestal. As soon as these are received
work will be begun on the foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
BOAR DING.

PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT
BoARD in one OF the finest locations In New
yo,t eony,niens 10 slxth-Avenue Elevated rail.
road. Fifth avenue stages, and sixthrassnas snd
Broadwsy cars
Rooms large aud well furnished. Privsse
haIhs. Table and appointments unexccpttoer
aoIe. Reference exchanged address
~-'~ Ma. ID. G. WATTS.
o5 west flirty-eighth street.
mxa.fv Mes fork eiky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04

RICHMOND AND WEsr POIsr TsRaisALl
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE CosPAsr, +
RICHMOND. Va, April 10, lsS J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ general Meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF TN & RICHMOND AND WEST P0ISr TER
MINAL HALLWAY AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANY viii 10 held a, the Ballard House. 10 nc
city Of Richmond, on THURSDAY tho Sisi day Of
May, 1888. ats z. A
cause they have learned through the public
nress mai stockholders holding at least ono
tenth OF the capital sto,x OF tho company desire
and have called such moetins hunouk1 no
orfriaI communication han been Addressed 10
the Hoard thls call Is mAds In order that no pos
shle irreralariiy NAV interfere win tho legality
Of the proposed meeting: -, =.
dns on m"1s. ,ss ish dsy Of Nay, iss. Al o'clock
p. M'. snd viii reopen on ths ist day oi june
1899, at 10 A VI. H. baoDan
ap sOeodthyso&tdtd ssere'sf'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
In ceuera, Debility. Emaeiasiop.

Consumption, and Wasting in children
Scots Emulsion Of Pure Cod-Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites Is most valuable
food aud medicine. Ii creates an appe-
tite for food, strengthens the nervous
system, and builds up the body. Please
read 81 tried SCOTS Emulsion on a
young man whom physicians at times
gave up hope. Since he began using
the Emulsion his cough has ceased,
gained flesh and strength, and from sll
appearances his life will be prolonged
many years. john SULLIVAN, Hospital
Steward, Morganza, Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-04
AnIntere,ting Lecture Promised

Next Tuesday evening. in the Y. NJ.
c. A. Hall, Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Jackson,
pastor of Grace Episcopal church, will
deliver a lecture for the benefit Of the
rectory fund Of Monumental church.
The Doctors subject will bo knights
of St John, which viii possess peculiar
attractions for Masons and members OF
other mystic orders.
DR.. jackson is known as a vigorous
thinker and interesting speaker, aud a
large audience will doubtless gather to
hear him