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Religious NoIircs.

l2,h isssThe following sere; q sermon. upon 10
2. 5. PRESTON az High Mas q II ocioeA on Tia
December > The Divine INSTITUTION M the Church.
sgndiy h Bm "a Tx The Internal nv o, me cbgr,
SS9y nsy rso . In Si@ s c5r,5 xh ,o IN
carnate God. SEATS reserved for strangers.
ALL, ANGELS, cHuRcn ,EO.eopan., ws:,, Ena.
fshe a'd III NTiNGr6S VIII preach In cycaias ="
ALI s9Thf cY HyGr9 's4' west Of I, g'Aavs
Is sh iom he oreu~wor6 m ''' We" '''' -
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nv SS AN HN sM 9aa' cboSs ucai prosr me- md
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aANTLcnRIsT DooMED-THE POPE MUST CO.
Bishop sNo~ the ne,saqse q ,ae .oniss Kms'
a. ,. m. Hear Hear!
formed cathoic services Mi,one Temple this evening
Al Invited 20 hear Rev Dr. McLON; ne reccni-s 80
nary
sDs Sossa5 ~ yf dssq c''9 S
POPULARITY OF LICK romeroy y he SSIgay; gyg:
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sing The Celebrated colo whistler Miss MAMIE HOH
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CHAPEL or ST cHRYsosToN, 7th.avs. cor. Of
ss,s-@ 5S 'ri nseF' Tise,y's no S}
York. Df. HENHi C. PoTrF. viii preach
cHURcu OF THE MESSIAH. corner suh,,s Ard
Para aye Services II a. M Sermon by Rev. ROBERT
IOAsLi LII
corner G0th-st Morning service ana holy communion II
choral Litany service, Nh GEORGE r. III JEUSE
The Rector ilev DR.. GUILBEHT viii onelac staagers
welcome.
CHURCH OF THE SAVIOUR Methodist Episcopal.
loythst, near Ml1i.on,aN '--i' r'achug 10 80 m,
Meeting Q 80 .. m General Prayer Meeting Wednesday
evening
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST sq,hst. near s,h.av.
Morning subject The Golden Rule In Daily LIfe'
Evening subject; The sunisy oae',iOn.
FIVE POINT, HOUSE Ov INDUSTRY. 1856 Worth
ST., WILLIAM + BARNAi,D. superintendent Service
q song every sunday &C 30 O'Clock special THINKS
Public Invited
Rev Father HUNTINGTON VIII preach tonight a,
As a, Al Angels EDiscopal Church. Mes, End. ave
AMI slsts'.
ST IGNATIUs' CHURCH 80 West iOth.st. Rev
ARTHUR RICHIE Rcctos --sunlay1 as. : 80 10 20
ana IL NJ 80 ana ? M IN ssr@o9 BY s6e Rector
p m holy days and Fhaays 10 m eNiis seats free.
ST MARKS CHURCH. staye corner ioh.s,. Rev.
j. H. RYLANCE d D.. Rector. Morning service II
Eyen~ons. AS. Cagis Holy C,U" Will Do sung by
Ouaretie and chorus
ZION CHURCH. MadI.on.ave.,. corner ss,a.s,, rev.
a, IL a. IN. and D. m. Sermon sunday evening Deeen-
her Q. by the Rev. j. w BROWN, D. D. Rector Il
st. Thomas's Church Strangers cordially invited
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ALL ANGELS CHURCH Episcopal. West Eni.
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Father HI NTINGTON VIII preach In evening.
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ALI. SOULS CHURCH 4sfh.st. west Of shave
rrv Il. UEBER NEWTON Ni1 pralrh - II a. :.
I.yonsong az 3. Rev. Dr. HUGHES VII preach On
" Light fOm The Orcut-W0r-hip'
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NTLCnGIsT DOOMED-THE POPE MUST 90 '
b D-h.D SNOW. ncsefuEpF ~ tlc coming King,
preagies a. above the University Washington square
nc ,. m. Hear! Hear.
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FINE PLAY BY THE HOLSTERS
They DO Good Work at the Bat and in
the Field, and Win Another Victory.
Manager Spence Shifts His Players Around,
and the Result Is Quite Satisfactory
Other League and Association Games


0ecial 10 the Indianapolis Jourp-f
PHILADELPHIA, juno l5.-The Indianapolis
club put up very stiff game OF ball to-day,
and beat the Philadelphias by score of to 4
Both teams used the bat vigorously, and the
home nine bad the best of the hitting, and also
the fielding. Manager Spence changed his team
around. in the hope of securing better team
work, and he Is well satisfied with the outcome
of to-days work. shomberg covered first well,
while Hines. In eenter-fsld. made two brilliant
catches Bassstt made his reappearance on
second base, aud be also played well. his
fumbIs of q bad ball did damage.
Glasscock made two errors in the second inning.
which gave the home team two runs. Denny.
on third. played in bis usual Incompatible style.
The visitors hit Bufinton very hard, and had
IL not been for his very good support the Indian
apolis score would have been much larger.
Seery led the batting for the Indianapolis. The
visitors made four runs in the first inning Sim
giles By Hines, Glasscock, and Shomberg. and
long two baser to right field earned thrse Of the
runs, and Denny scored q mufed thrown
ball by Mcclure and tumble Of McGeachy's
hit, by Delehanty. In the fifth inning
Sesry hit to left field for two bases, and scored
On Glasscock's single in the same direction. The
visitors are badly of for pitchers. Shreve.
Moffett and Heay have very arms but one
OF the first two will have to pitch tomorrow
Healy did we'll to-day and he was effective
when good work was needed. He struck the
side out in the third inning, and in the ninth
inning struck out Mcclure and Fogarty. Score:
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Baseball Nosss.
The Decatur (Ill.) nine has dlsbauded.

The Decatur I'll. nine has disbanded.
Indianapolis has at last crswled ahead OF
Pittsourg.
OF the seven victories on the Eastern trip,
Healy has pitched in four and each of the other
pitchers one
j. w. H., Marion, Ind: There IL no law In
this State prohibiting ball-playing for amass
inent on Sunday.
1t is said the Louisville club will dispose Of
Ramsey and Hscksr. who are thought to be
disturbing elements.
The indianapolis team has now won seven
games since leaving home. and should Ii win no
more it will have made q very fair record
w. II. g., Rockville: III batted ball strikes
inside the foul line. bat rolls out before it
reaches first il Is foul ball. but II it IL batted
TO the oatfsld, falls inside and bounds outside
the foul line. it Is . fair bit.
The Pittsburg club IL talking OF securing La
ROGUE. the first bassman of the Lynn Mass. J
club. Il Is also aboat to come 70 terms with
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ST. LOUIS, u; LOUISVILLE. &

ST. LOUIS, l2i LOUISVILLE 8
ST LOUIS. June i5--Ths Browns slaughtered
young Chamberlasa in the first two innings TO-
day. and out Of compassion Captain Comisksy
allowed Stratton to relieve him. The game was
Won in these innings. as Devlin pitched IN mag
nifeent form, but three scattering hits being
made OF his delivery. Mack especially dissin-
suished himself by bis scaool-boy tactics at the
bat. and succeeded In making monkey out OF
himself. The Louisyilles played in . half
spirited listlsss manner, and deserved defeat.
even though the score had been less one-sided.
lyons made several very brilliant running
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DETROIT. 3; NEW YORK. 2.

DETROIT, 3; NEW YORK, <
New YORK, June 15.-The New Yorks lost
another game 20 Detroit to-day, after they had
the game well in hand. Stupid base running
lost the Giants one two runs. while umpire
dyneh's decision declaring Thompson safe in
the eighth inning enabled the Wolverines to
make two runs and win the game. Thompson
was touched by Dan Richardson while running
30 second and the fielder held the ball for
short while, but Thompson had run heavily
against Richardson, and the latter finally
dropped the ball. Ewing protested against
Lynch's decision several minutes, but Lynch
got TO third on Rowes hit and home on Whites
safe grounder. Rowe scored tho winning ru1
on Hanlon's sacrifice to Ewing, who threw wild
10 the plate. Score:
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KANSAS CRY, June 1.-THE weather was
scorching, the track dusty, and the attendance
small.
First Rase-Five furlones. Thomas ]. Rusk
won by a nose; Cassandra second, .Alpena third.
Time, 104s
Second Race-Seven furlongs heats The first
heat. Cashier won by nose; Unite second.
Kemp billiard third Time, LOO. The second
heat. Kemp billiard won by four lengths: Unite
second, Cashier third Time. 1922. The third
heat, Kemp billiard won by fifteen lengths;
Cashier second. Time. 1:33
Third Race-The Kansas City Oaks; one and
one-half mile. Los Angeles won by q length;
The Huntrsss second. Tenpenny third. Time,
2:o9A
Fourth Race-One and one-sxteenth mile.
Tudor won bv length; Fosteral second, Horn
pipe third. Time. 1:47s.
Fifth kace-One and one-quarter mile. over
hurdles. Thrift won easily; Winslow second,
Tom Berlin third Time, 2:19k.
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wAsHrNGroS. 7: prrrsBuRG. 3

WAsHINGTos, June l5.-The Washington club
defeated the Pittsburgs again to-day by better
work in the field and timely hitting when men
on the bases. Calvin pitched very clever
game, but his support, with the exceptions of
Miller aud Dunlap. poor. Dunlap played a
splendid game, aud some OF his stops deprived
the home club of two base bits. Myers also field
ed his position in first-cass style, and bis three
Dagger in the first inning. when the bases were
fall, had great deal TO do with the result of
the game. O'Day pitched splendidly, and his
support was almost perfect. Score:
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Earned runs--Kansas City, L. Cincinnati, .. Two
base hits-Bsrkley, MePhee. Carpenter. Baldwin
Three base hit---Allen Home-run--McT ammany
Stolen Overwhelmingly, Esterday (2j, Nicol (5)
McPbee, Corkhir, Carpenter First base on balls
of Smith, i; off Pagan. 3. First base on errors
Kansas City. z; Cincinnati A. Struck out--By Smith,
2; by Corkhill /; by Pagan, 3.
CLEVELAND. IL; ATHLETICS, 6
CLEvELAND. O., June 15.-Mattimors was
fairly effective against the Forest City batters
tn rough seven innings. but in the eighth he gave
one batter q base on balls aud bit two more. He
was also touched up for two singles and two
doubles in this inning, which, with errors by
Sullivan and Gleason, melted the Clevelands six
runs and gave them the game. Score:
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DLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
i and New York streets. Oscar G. McCulloch, min
lister. Sunday services at 10:45 and 7:45. Morning
subject, THE Renewal of Life" Evening, mon THY
illustrated lecture: "The Missionary and the Reform.
er" illustrated by the following pictures 1.-The Mis-.
sionarys Story. Vibert; Peace Be to This House."
Dobson 'Pinel at Salpetriere;" Raising of Jarus's
Daughter" Gabriel Max; The Hem of His Garment"
Bida: Count Egmont in Holland" Galiat "Carlotts
Corday In Prison." Muller; The Last Token" Max;
THE Huguenot Lovers" Millais, and others.
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BINGHAMroN. N. Y, June 15.-John McVsy
and John Mccarthy. of Cleveland. O., were
guests at theWinsor Hotel in this city Last night
On retiring they blow out the and when
discovered, this morning, Mccarthy was dead
and his companion in an unconscious condition.
He may recover.
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The League Record.


There viii be game at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon at the ball park between the Councilman
on one side and the city officers and Board Of Al
dermsn the other. Ex-Leagus Umpire
Wilson has consented to umpire the game. A
small admittance fee will be charged. and the
proceeds will be given to the Free Kindergarten
Society. The positions will be played as fol-
lows:
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Totals. 24l5 A Totals. 5 10

Totals. II a 10 q IotaIs. D 10 II Ia
Score by innings:
Philadelphia. o o o.
Indianapolis. ,------...4 o 30
Earned Runs-Indianapolis, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
Two-bass Hits-Wood, Fogarty, Earrar, Irwin,
Seery.
Three-base Hit--Denny.
Stolen Basss-Andrsws. Dslehanty t2,. Hines,
Seery Shonberg.
Double Plays-Denny and Glasscock Irwin, Dele
hanty and Farrar.
First Base Errors-Philadelpha. 2; Ind&napo-
lis. I.
Struck Out-By Healy, z; by Buffnton, A.
Time-Two hours and fve minutes.
Observation-Disclosures
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CHURCH SERVICES.


CIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-NORTHEAST COR
u ner Pennsylvania and New York streets. Rev.
Reuben Jeffrey, ID. D., pastor. Morning service at
10 30 o'clock, subject he characteristics of Jesus
Evening 7:45. Sundayschoola at 2:15.
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Christian.

OsENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
~ Delaware and Ohio streets. Rev. Z. j. Gantz.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow at 1870 a. m. and
p m. by Rev. j. b. Smith. Prayerm Getting Thursday
evenng at o'clock. All cordially invited to at
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ELDER n. w. KAUBLE WILL PREACH SUM-
Ia day evening. IT o'clock. in the Seventh-day
Adventist Church, Central avenue. between Home
and Lincoln. Subject. The Relation Of Thought 70
CharactAr." welcome Il extended to all
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JAY Gould Returns to New York.

NEW YORK, June 15-Jay Gould arrived
homo tonight by special train over the Penn
sylvania railroad. He stepped briskly from the
car in Jersey City. and as he walked rapidly
down the platform he seemed in bis ordinary
good health.
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Earned runs-Boston, g. Chicago, i. Two-base
ait-hslly. Home runs--Anson. Johnston. Stolen
bases-Wise Johnston. sullivan. First base balls
srrors- Boston 3. Struck out--By Carkscn. 3; BY
krock. l. Passed bAil--Daly. TiIne--.one hour and
iorty-AFe minutes. Umpirs--Yalentire.
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Interstate League.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS journal.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, june 1.-THE game to-
day between the Davenport and CrawfordsvilIe
clubs resulted as follows:
Davenport. o o o o o 9 s-5
Crawfordsville.. o o o o o o OIL
Batteries Me- uley and Snyder;
Davenport. Cossley AID Holacher. Errors--Craw-
louisville, u Davenport, /. Umpire-Carrol.
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BOSTON. 5; CHICAGO. 2.

BosroS. June l5.-ClarksOn's present Of
magnificent silver service 10 the second inning
to-day braced the great pitcher TO such an ex-
tent that he pitched the great game of his life.
Ansons aggregation played good ball. hus they
could not bat. The ''old mans homs-run hit in
the first alone prevented them from shut -out.
FArrelI's error. . wild throw In the third, lost
two runs. Johnston's batting Was terrific. hs
making q hit every time he came 10 the bat and
OF them "A tremendous drive for four
bags over the left-feld fence. Bostons only
error was base on balls. Score
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Earned runs-Cleveland, z; Athletics, g. Two base
hits-Hogan, Snyder Berbauer, WEIGH. Stovey, sui
van Threebase hits-McKean, Gun ming. Stolen
bases-Weleh, Cunning. Double plays-Stricker,
Stemmeysr and Mexican; Bierbauer. Gleason ard
Larkin; Gleason, Larkn and Cunning First base
on balls-Bakey, Hogan, Goodfellow. Hit by pitched
ball-Hogan Stemmeyer. Larkin. First base
rors-Ceveland, 5; Athletics, 2. Struck out-By
Mattimore, A; by Bakely, 8.
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Two great ensmiss--H Hoods Sarsaparilla and
impure blood. The latter is utterly defeated by
the peculiar medicine.
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BROOKLYN, 3; BALTIMORE, 1.

BALTIMORE. June 1.-THE home team an
nounced that Cunningham was to pitch. but at
the last moment substituted Kilroy, at which
Captain Orr, Of the Brooklyns, objected. and his
objections continued in force until nearly
o'clock, when he concluded to play the game IN
der protest Kilroy pitched in good form and
was fairly we'll supported. but the home bats
men could not bit HuRhess curves at the right
time. and their nine hits only netted one run.
The visitors, the other hand. got in hits
when they were needed aud won with compare
tive ease. Pincknsy's batting Was the feature.
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Earred runs---New York 2; Detroit 8. Two base
~, Gse Thompson. CANCEL t2l. Double plays
sutclife and Rowe Ewing and Richardson. First
base o. bas-D. Richardson, CANCEL. First base
Drrors-New York. I; Detroit B. Struck out-By
conway 5: by Welch, 2. Passed balls-O'R ourke. 1;
Banzsil, 2. VIVA pitch -Welch /. Time-2.08.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

aTAYFLOwER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Nl st. Clair street, East. Rev. n. A. HYDE
ID. D., will preach tomorrow at 1O:45 a. Sunday
Society of Christian Endeavor has also changed its
hour of meeting to 53 in the afternoon. Strangers
cordially invited.
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Arthur Whitney. Whitney was offered So, l50,
bnt wanted So, 300. Now it is alleged that the
club will sign him at the rate of So $50 and will
only dock him a small portion of the amount
for the lost time Whitney is wanted TO re-
place Pop Smith az short.
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state League.
epeciaI to the lndianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, June ia splendid game of
ball was played here to-day, and the honors are
even. Score:
Lafayette. ...0 o o o o 2-6
Batteriss-Mauck and Mauck, Doehlman and Ben
nett. Umpire Granville.
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BALTIMORE.
BROOKLYN.

Totals 8 "a IA Al Totals. 3 727I2
Score by innings
Baltimore. ....O O o o o o III
Brooklyn .-----.---1 2 o o o o s-3
Earned run--Brooklyn. 1. Two-tase hits-Purcen,
Shindle, Caruthers, Pinckney, D Brien. Three-base
t---Pinckney. Stolen basss--Burns, Greenwood.
First base balls-Of Hughes. /. Hit by pitched
bal--Caruthers. First base errors---Batimors, 2;
Brooklyn, 2. Struck outBy Kilroy, 2; by Hughes, B.
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KANSAS CRY, June 15.-The Kansas City
club won to-dsy's game which was a wretched
affair from beginning TO end Smith was battsd
out OF the box, and Corkhill changed places
with him in the seventh inning. Davis became
sick after the first inning, and Hsnkinson took
mis- place. The batting of McTammauy and
Nicol, and wonderful pick mp by Fennelly
were the only features worth notice. Score:
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DoBERTS PARK NJ L. CHURoH-CORNER
LII Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev. s. A. Keen
ID. D., pastor. 9 q. m. classmeeting 1890 q. m,
public service; 2:15 p. M sabbath-school ]. A. Viii
kins. superintendent 6:45 P H. class meetings; 745
p. m, preaching All cordially welcomed
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
- Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, ID. D.. pastor. Services at 1890 a. m and
7:30 p. m. The Rev. DIR. Winsow will preach in the
morning The First an Second chu riches will unite
in the First Church in the evening; DR.. Winslow will
preach. Y. p. =. G. Z. at 6:45 D. m Sunday
school at $50 g.. m. during the summer months.
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TINTED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-oORNER
~ Of Massachusetts, avenue and East street ReF.
J. p. Cowan pastor. Preashing at 1880 .. m;
subject, The General Assembly"
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Earned runs-Washington, 2, Pittsburg Q. Two
base hts-Myers, Smith. Thres-base hit--Myers
sunday Double play--Hoy and Deasley. First base
On balls Coleman. First base on errors--Washing-
Ton, q; Pittsburg. i. Struck out-Dunlap Smith,
Fields, Calvin 81. Dessley. Time-1:30. Umpire
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catches. his phenomenal fielding saving several
runs Collins also made several hne running
catches. Score
...5 4 o o 3 o o o O-12
IL D o o o o o o . 3

Earned runs--St. Louis, z. Two-bass hits
Latham CD. Stolen bases-Latham, Comiskey Rob-
First base bails-Lasham Lyons. Robinson,
Herr, Devlin. Hit by pitched ba-Comisky Smith
tz) First base errors--3t. Louis. 8; Louisville,
.. Struck out--By Devlin, o; by Chamberlain, i;
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Base Institutions. 5; Logan.port, T. Errors
Unions z; Logansport g. Batteries Unions Yer
gin and Bishop; Logansport, Breckenridge and Bow
erman.
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Totals. 627l7 1 Totals. 3 "a Ia 5
Score by innings;
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TABERNACLE CHURCH

TABERNACLE CHURUH-CoRNER OF NERD
4 ian and Second streets. j. Albert Rondthaler
pastor. Morning services as 1890 o'clock Twilight
services ut $50 o'clock. The pastor viii preach
morning and evening. Sunday school and Bible
classes at 215 p. m Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeayor At 9;45 q.
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Methodist Episcopal.

~ Church, corner of Central avenue and Butler
street. Rev. j. II. Ford. d. D., pastor. Preaching
at 1890 a m. and 8 p. m. by the pastor. Class
meeting at $50 a. m. Sunday-school at 2:15 p. m;
w. d. Cooper superintendent. Young peoples meet
ing at p m. Strangers welcome.
AfERIDlANSTREET NJ. e. CHURCH, CORNER
Hl New York and Meridian streets. Preaching at
1870 m. by the presiding elder, Rev. w. R. Hal
stead, and at 7:45 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. J. E. Gil
bert. ID. ID. Class-rneeting at $50 a. m. Sunday
school al 81 p. The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will meet at $3.50 .. m.