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.
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1t brightens colors and bleaches whites.
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end take no other Nearly every from Maine to
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suicide of a Young Horse Thief.

LAND JAIL
Last Thursday morning Lieut.. Amiss arrested
Harry r. Krohne, about thirty-two years Old, on
suspicion OF stealing a sorrel mare which he was
endeavoring TO sell for much less than its value
1t turned out that the officers suspicion was cor
rect for IL was ascertained that the horse had
been taken from the farm OF J. E. Cofen, near
Marlboro, Prince Georges Co., Nd Krohne was
locked up at the list precinct station, and on
Friday Sheriff Darnell came here and took the
prisoner on the evening train to Baltimore where
he was lodged In Jail On the way down, Krohne
had complained OF sickness and the sheriff. on his
arrival sent for DR.. Scott. the physician OF the JAIL
who found that the unfortunate man was past
recovery. He admitted that he had taken trough
on rats saying he did IL while In the police sta
ton In Washington. He was informed by the doc
tor that he could not live and after suffering until
about O'Clock yesterday morning he died. He
stated that he had been in Prince Georges but
few weeks, having LETT his wife and child in this
city, and that he had q sister residing here. A
verdict OF death by his own han IS was found.
When arrested on Thursday he appeared TO have
been on prolonged spree, for the effects OF which
he was treated by the physicians OF the Emergency
Hospital II is not believed that he took the
poison here.
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rrkkVfEkfITY nN rHE LAST SIDE OF IHIH,
STREETS, BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN AS 523
THIRTEENTH STREET NOR INVEST
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia. passed on December 7th 5
1857 in the cause Of Bagnam ct al Bagnam ct sgI
Trustee will SELL at public auction, in front OF the
p emises, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following de-
scrbed real estate, situated in the city of Wash
ington, District OF Columbia TO wit; Part of Lot
n;ne t9). in square two hundred aud ninety
t200). contained within the following me.es and
bounds to wit: beginning for the same at a point ON
the east line OF 18th street. and at the northwest cor
DER OF sad lot nine 90 and running thence east one
hundred llOO) ieet thence south twenty (2O) feet
thence west one hundred 400 feet. thence north
wardy twenty C2Ol .et along sa d east line of 18th
street 70 the place of beginning containing two thou
sand square feet OF ground less and improved
by handsome fve-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
Of the purchase money i'll cash, the balance in one and
two years, IN equal payments for winch the notes
the purchaser must b. gwen to bear interest from the
date of sale and secured by deed of ON the prop
erty sold. all cash. at the purchasers option All
convey ancug at purchasers cost. deposit of $3.50
is required at time of sale. II the sale are
not complied with within ten days the Trustee
tie right 70 resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaultinE purchaser.
GEORGE E. HAMILTON. Trustee,
dS-cSds Sun Building, st. NV.
- TIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until THURSDAY, JANUARY
FIJI II, 1885, same hour and place. BY order of the
Trustee, THOMAS DOWIING
d2l-GGdS tuctiOneer
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BERLIN, Jan. 2.-Emperor William, in his re-
marks at his New Year reception, yesterday,
avoided open polite i illusions but in conversa-
tion with his military chiefs he referred to the
Improvement in the general political Situation.
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UNDERTAKES

CEoRGE r. zURHoKsr. ----=
u TSDERTAkl AND Ffs.Lnrn
1assAss. ..a Ia -- ave ''e.ss'a s',A
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NHutinOus Indian Scouts.

THEY ARE SENTENCED TO FORT LEkVENW0RTH FOR
VARIOUS TERMS OF IMPRISONMENT.
Los ANGELES, CAL, Jan. "A general court
martial order has been issued from the headquar-
tiers OF Gen. Miles fixing the sentences or the i've
regularly enlisted Indian scouts, who nutined at
San Carlo last June and flea TO the mountains,
where tley remained until returned by The troops.
They are sentenced to two, ten, fifteen and twenty
years confinement at hard labor at Fort Leaven-
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DoN,r Be SELFISH,

DoN,r BE- SELFISH.
But open your hearts and purses with simultaneous
and let your dear and friends know you
have not forgotten them.
DO BE KIND
and spend few dollars in manner that will bring
Joy and pleasure both to the giver and recipient
GIVE FREELY,
and Yet us advise you what to give Let II be some
thing selected from immense and perfect stock of
suitable goods for gifts. We have beautiful line of
OVERCOATS, SWAILOW-TAIL AND PRINCE AL
BERT SUITS. FOUR-BUTTON CUTAwAY AND
SACK SUITS; SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN. BOYS
AND CHILDREN; DRESS SHIRTS, PLAIN AND
FANCY BOSOM; GLOVES FOR DRESS STREET
OR DRIVING; UNDERWEAR HOSIERY, ALL
STYLES OF NECK DRESSING. SILK AND LINEN
HANDKERCHIEF SILK UAIBRELLAS, GOLD
AND SILVER MOUNTED: SMOKING JACKETS
MUFFLERS. &C.
NOAH WALKER L CO,
d16 625 Pennsylvania ave.
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I NRcDsslTY Knows No LAw.--During his address
at the meeting Of the Anti-Poverty society In the
Academy Of Musicln New York last night, DR.. Nc
Cardinal Naming In speech to-day said: "Every
man hes right 70 life and the food necessary TO
over all rights OF property. Necessity knows no
law. 4 starving man may steal his neighbors
bread"
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w ANAMAKER'S.

w ANAMAKER's.
The impetus given by the great current Of events
dashing through last carries forward to At
teInit larger things for the new year.
NOT even Tor one day shall the store go into winter
hrst full business day of the year, shall open
the new campaign.
CIRCUMSTANCES combine to help us do some fine
things for our friends from the beginning Of the new
year.
We haven't more than single sentence to say about
great sales. We are making them every day. That's
what the store is for. We always have lots of goods
that are marked down.
daily drum-beat calls up all the old soldiers Of
goods and gives them double quick step toward the
door.
then. that no matter what the reason
there can always be found here lots and lots of good
things as cheap, and often cheaper, than elsewhere
reduced from day to day because they must be closed
out
We cannot wait for a certain month to sell down. but
continue ~ watch, like the lookout the ship. We
seek the open channel of quickest progress and steer
clear OF all that stops our way
With might and mxn grasp the ropes and, as We
haul, ring out loud and long
THE NEWEST GOODS"
THE FRESHEST GOODS"
THE CHOICEST GOODS"
1.-THE VERY BEST OF VERY BEST"
We crowd ourselves to open the new things.
than might otherwise go into old. hammered-down
stock.
Thus hope to brighten our store. increase the
activity OF our stock, and greater our trade.
it when you see what We are doing say so to your
friends.
JOHN WAEAMAKER,
dl7-6m PHILADELPHIA
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NATIONAL NOVELTY WoRks,
Room As. Post building
am now prepared. at the aforementioned place, to
manufacture all kinds Of Patented Novelties Models
&C. Fine Gold. Silver and Nickel Plating done. Est
mates furnished.
d19-3m ALBERT r CHILDs. Prop.
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tNUL EENIA
\ 1875 -. NV. o rooms N. l., az. so.
80 and l..8 81 T. C., d rooms. N. J.. 30.
= ~ vermont ave nv, u rooms, l.. 81
Gs-bt JAS. AZ. lIAi.fs. y.}6 h st H. W.
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W w " w VIII BBBB y TTBRR "-ssss
WWWW III Blu UR r -
cccWoo Tcd i L ~ UU i SssS
c co OC co AA
2 GO ooG 60 8 KA4
TTTTH HEEE TIT
T HHHEE T IA
+ 4 HEEEr + 4 "A A.

Easily digested: Of the finest flavor. hearty bev-
craze for strong Appetite delicate drink for the
sensitive Thoroughly tested; nutritious; palatable
nnexcelled in purity; no unpleasant after effects.
Sold by~Birch { Co, 1414 14th st. NV: B. L.
Wheeler cor. and 18th st. NV; g. R: Waters, cor.
Burchard l. Bro, 354 Pa. ave-; j. Maxruder. 1417 N.
\, ave. C. l. Kellogg, cor. 9th and SITS. NV: H. A.
Jones, Georgetown Washington, ID. G. II. o. WILL
BUR 4 SONS, Philadelphia, Pa. d2l
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
lHE FAST SIDE or THIRTEENTH STREET.
BEIWEN AND F STHEETS NORTHWEST.
IMPROVED BY FINE THREE-S1ORY BRICK
RESlpENCE: No. 52l THIRTEENTH STREET.
On Thu SDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY
FIJI III, 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK in front of the fs:
premises shah sell the aboyedeser1bed property Iii
Terms OF sale; One-tEird OF tae purchase money Ill
cash AMI the residue in two equal nstalmen paya
bic IN one and two with interest from the day of
sale at SIX Per cent per anIu payable semiannualy
Inc deferred to be secured by the purchasers
notes ard deed of trust ON the property deposit
OF $500 Wall be required at the time of sale. All
veyanciIlg and + cording ~ the purchasers cost.
1a2-St MARTIN Z. y. ORRIS. Executor. &c.
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With N Fearful Crash


TWO TRAINS COLLIDE WHILE GOING AT A HIGH RATE
OF sPEED-hANY KILLED AND INJURED.
collision on the cincinnati Southern Railroad
TOOK place on saturday one mile south OF Green
wood. KY, on q sixty-foot embankment, between
limited express No. ., which ran into limited ex-
press No. l. The following persons were killed:
Lee Withrow, baggagemaster, Ludlow, KY: James
seyerns postal clerk, Stanford, Ky; T. Candee.
fireman, Chattanooga, Tenn; Lawrence Callan
oaggagemaster, Ludlow, KY; W. h. Powell. Bslti-
more ano Ohio express messenger. Madis0nville,
ONO; Miss Jessie Green, Chattanooga. Among
the Injured are Mr.. and Mrs. Evey, CovlnstOh,
NY, scaided and Inhaled steam; Will both proc.
aoly die. sam shrumm, conductor, internally IN
lured; j. b. Gibson, Cincinnati, en- route nom
Florida, badly scalded face and hands: probably
fatal, and fifteen or twenty Others Al the time
the collision occurred No 2, the North-Dound
Train, was running at the rate OF sixty miles an
hour and No 1. the souJh-bound train, AT the rate
OF thirty-nve miles an hour, and they came to-
gether with a terrific shock. Fire AT once broke
cut In the wreck, and three cars were entirely con-
sumed. The accident was caused by mistake uf
Conductor Shrumm. OF the North-bound train, ia
reading an order from the train-dispatcher. lie
escaped serious injury, but became insane a re
suit of the accident, and Is now a raying maniac.
IL is reported that an unknown Passengers was
crushed and burned In the water-closet OF tie
Train No. =. Mr.. Alvey, OF Coyington, threw his
VIE through window and jumped out after
her, DOTH rolling down the embankment.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

" OIHfNCs kXCEEDS A SILENT WRITE sENISG
~ AaChlNE. Acknowledged by experts the finest
ma t.4c thsht Tor gbtne-s, Quletness, Speed. Per
ieet norA- aid Beauty VI .nish. 1ne White king
bs sur and see H. + dc kENNi. sole Agent Az
III 81 NV j. b RICHMOND, Manager.
Agent Tor Halls Forms f.s Drapinx Dresses, Price
~ AlsOs UNIVERSAL tatterD4 3al
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How Two POLICEMEN BEGAN THE NEW YRAR-
Police Offcer W. +. Maddox, OF the third precinct,
and Mss Hattie q. Boyer, were married last even-
ing at Union Nj. T. church, Rev. Dr. Chapman OFF,
Chatting. The wedding was attended by many
friends OF the couple. A reception was held at the
Police Oficer j. R. Narrower Jr., OF the first pre-
cinct, and Miss Mary Osborne Weber, OF Salem,
Mass, were married last evening at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. Clay baugh, 1902 1lth street
northwest Rev. Mr.. Mott, OF the Epiphany church,
oficiated.
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Celebrating the Popc,s Jubilee.


The pOpe's jubilee was celebrated In the Roman
Catholic churches OF Washington yesterday, with
solemn services, according to the programs pub
lished In saturdays STAR. Generally the impress
sive music sung Christmas day was repeated, and
in addition at the close OF the mass TIE Deum
was sung. The sermons preached related TO the
life OF Pope Leo XIII the relations Of the pope
70 the church. AT St Matthews, ST. Aloystus'. and
other churches the affairs were tastefuy decorated
with flowers.
WEARING STOLEN OgERcoAr.-The plate-giass
window OF Abraham Hermans store, corner Oh 9TH
and streets, was cut open last week and four
oyercoats were stolen. The job was a neat one,
and was supposed TO have been the work OF pro-
fessionals. The officers were unable 70 learn any,
tectives Ran and Horne discovered that a negro
had been trying 70 dispose Of some overcoats az a
secondhand store saturday night, with Lieut..
AmtsS the detectives arrested negro named
Robert johnson, who was wearing one OF the
stolen coats He had loaded revolver In his
pocket when arrested. The Officers recovered two
more OF the coats and locked the prisoner up.
johnson. the Officers say, has served flme In the
penitentiary. he Is held for a hearing tomorrow.
Mayer Hewitt and the Kntghss.
Mayor Hewitt, Of New YORK, In letter TO 7. II.
Rosa In answer 70 some inquiries concerning his
knights OF Labor speech, delivered before the
boaN1 OF trade and transportation. says:
II DO not object 70 trade organizations, but when
they undertake to interfere with public rights
they become criminal and should be punished. In
fact the courts have never failed In any Gaze when
the question has been presented 20 hold the Offend
ing party responsible. Public men, however,
claiming TO be statesmen have, by their failure 20
take me right ground on the gneslsoa. given ss.
pubic interest Against such failure Of this
kind have urged the democratic party 70 take de-
clded ground"
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rENHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer

rsNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
SPECIAL SALE OF A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
on HUNDRED DECOR iTED TEA SETS, ONE
HUNDRED TOILET SETS, TEA AND DINNER
PLATES. WATER PITCHERS, ETC.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY FIFTH.
1883. AT Ten O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms,
shall sell large consixn Of the above goods, TO
winch ne attention of private buy and the trade
directed. THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Dbl dts
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POLAND WArrn
POLAND WATER.
Sure Cure for Brights Disease Of the Kdnsys Stone
in the Bladder. Dyspepsia. Dropsy. Salt
Rheum. and Scrofula.
Contains less organic matte rthan any watsf known
the Sole Ascent this Celebrated Water for the
District Of Columbis.
Look out for limitations
JOHN KEYwORTH
9th and streets northwest
One square north Of Pennsylvania aveuus.
Telephone call 1874 d6-lm
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WINTER RESORTS.

WINTER RESORTS.
TE1hE OGLE HOPPE,
BRUNSWICK By TIE SEA,
GEORGIA
Entirely new. built OF BRICK with all modern improve
Airl-- IS now open Accommodates 800. For further
Information D. cirCu address
s. z CkITTESDEN, Manager
Proprietor Of cooper House Coopers;ownNY: late of
a. -eA hJtei, Ola Point Comfort. Va d30-nIwf,26t
fNHOAAsvILLE. GA
Il PINEY WOODS HOTEL
NOW OPEN
Tor terms &c. address
n-,j-.i..v sSt26t II. A. BOWER. Proprietor
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WANTS TO BE FREED FROM HER HUsBAND.-Mr
Daniel z Cahill, for Mrs. Emma J. WalkeE has
hled petition for divorce from her husband, Sam
uel H. Walker. asking the custody OF their child
and permission TO resume her maiden name Of
Emma ]. Glasgow. The defendant was at one
time member OF the police force and dismissed
for intemperanee. The wife charges him with
infidelity and cruel and inhuman treatment, say
ing that at one time she jumped with her child
from second-story window TO shed TO save their
lives
HuN0sR DR0vR HIM 10 II.--Upon Information re-
ceived at police headquarters saturday afternoon,
Detective Wheeler arrested VIM. J. Mccarthy, Q
telegraph operator. He had visited this city look
ing for employment, and It is alleged that he
flled out check for 600 on the German National
Bank OF P1ttsburg, which he deposited with Crane,
PARTS Co, bankers, for collection, receiving .
receipt therefor With this receipt IN his poses
sion he visited the boarding house 0f Louis brandt,
on New Jersey avenue, where he was furnl1hed
with board. The officers do not think that Nc
Carthy Is q bad man, but that his oct was the re-
SUIT OF the pangs OF hunger. He Was taken 10 the
Police Court to-day wnere he pleaded gmny 20 a
one month on the farm. 49,
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MEDICAL. &c.

VI reliable Ladies' PLY sician can i.s consulted daily
al her residence, 90l 4 ST. nv. Once hours from i
10 y pm with LADIES' only. ja2-1ms
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
iIg ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies YOU can
confidently consult DR.. BRO HEkS. o0O St s. W
LadIes married or single. Forty years experience.
d3l-lm-
nk. LEON
IL The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
Ply stefan in the city.
can be Consulted Daily, AGA ST.. between AZ and 9th
SITS. NV
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta
ton strictly confidential Separate for ladies'.
Oihce always open. al st.
nR. G. ". SEIDEN, PROFESSOR OF NIDWIF.
~ cry since 1885, he consulted at al hours by
siiss recurring confidential treatment Once 900
Z AIDES Who REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
DR.. WILSON. 11O5 Park Place ne bet aud & and
llth ard l2th sts LIE. Ladies only. d7-24t.
n AsSfGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENTS
c4It also electric. dry, hot. air. sulphur
icated AK Ia CE2pelie baths by Prot. j. T. OSBAI-
DlSIONE, located at $50 18th 81 Pen paralysis
spvci2ty Patients treated at their residences les
dnl0hlals Of the highest order. dl6-lms
II FAD AND BE wISE-DR BROTHERS. 9O6 ST
IA W, appeared before and made oath that he
Tie Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city,
y! men and furnish medicine charge; consuta-
ton anu advice free at any hour during the day Sub
s.r9ei and sworn before me by Dr.. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL G. MILLS, Notary Public. IN and for lie
D,ttlet u Columbia, this Sd day Of July, 1855.
dim
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
kIst2ndErd remedy Tor ali blood diseases causing
throat. nasal ssin troubles urinary diseases cured
b 5Rr p SID LOVE- YR! fFss e per box
&. Price IL. sent sealed by mail Tor sale at
myll-ly siANDFoiiD's. cor 9tn and NV.
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THE METHODIST MINISTER'S.
Changes lint May be Wade at the Cosa-
ing Conference.

At the coming session % the Baltimore coufer-
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal Church there wiz
b. few changes made IN the psstorates az IN.
churches OF The Distinct and comparatively few N
the Baltimore churches Although the appoint
mcnts are made fer one year u has come 20 b. ths
rule that The ministers may by reappointment
serve three years 90 charge n this rule Is FOB
lowed there win be but one change IN the Dls
trict ard that win be IN the fOurth-Street church
East Washington. where Rev. N. y. n. Rice VIII
close his third year. There Is some conlecture A.
TO what appointment win be given Mr.. Rice, ana
t is thought that he Will 30 % Baltimore. Rev.
Jas y. Davis. well-known In this city ~ the for
nef pastor OF Waugh. who has been quite sue
win Memorial church, near NnlerSville.
Anne ARUNDEL county, No. Is spoken
VI. Ferguson, Of North Baltimore station, we
C.hl.S hecitne conspicuous a. the minister VI
9H,ciated az the marriage of Mt. Buiklcy and Mis-
hhNcr i also spoken of In connection With Fourth
street. Rev. nr. I.anahan. the presiding elder 0f
halumore district. Will Close his term a. such, ana
y. Is possible he may DC sent 90 North Baltlnoe
SsSlon. Rev W. l. Mckinney. wel-known 20 the
p pH,,f churches. and now az Appold chap.
hsitlinore, - also mentioned IN connection With
North Baltimore. Mr. Mckenney's many friends
here Win be glad % learn that his health has bcea
almost completely restored. OF the Washington
Shnrches and pastors Rev. W. 8 Edwards OF Dun
parton; Rev. j. n. Dashed. of l5th-strcet Mount
Rev. J. p Newman. Metropolitan; REV. W. T. l.
and Res. q r. wecde. North osPitoi,
are each closing their second year. There
mas been he talk that lev. M.
Meech VIII h sent from Grace 60 q BaitimOlp
charge, bur every effort VIII be put forth By la
cohgreg alton, 10 which he II greatly attached. O.
secGrc MS reapp0intment. and Mr.. weech viii not
leaNe as present charge n he can avoid IT, Tie
,oaowing are now closing their first years: Rev.
W. H. chapman AT Cnon; Rev. Mr.. Elliot, FOun.
ary; Rev j. r. WRIGHT, Wesley; Rev. a. w. Bsld-
wan, htian1; Rev. "a. X. MAYOR, Hamline; Rev. ,.
a friSe. Waugh; Rev. J. ID. SIN, Twefth-strcet.
htst " shlngtoa; Kew. r. II. owen. Fletcher. abd
heN. W. IA ln''y, Gorsuch. owing 20 the inds-
feared short time ago that he would h. com.
ptilea 10 ask location. tut OF late he has lnl-
proved IN health ana expects soon 20 resume active
worn some III the Maryland churches are desirous
oi Nahlns Rev .. d. sim from Twelfth street. out
us congregation there, which has rapidly grown.
VII USE al It's influence 10 retain unexpectedly as
~ Is contemplated 10 start a new church buildlns
or enlarge ana Improve the present structure.