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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; treats all acute
and chronic diseases; cure OF piles guaranteed or no
pay oxygen treatment given when indicated and no
charge made If no benefit follows.
ono hours-9 to y IN, and to and to p.
Office 25S \ Main street cor. Second, Wichita.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24

tY, nor IS It possible TO make the first one
too brief. There is danger in the attempt
10 make the initial kiss complete. TIE
CIR! won't have It. There is TOO mucn
| sudaciaus eVsrice about it. The
thing TO do is to 90
al the fair creatures lips slowly, go as
not ts trigkten her; it is 20 De expected
that sne will draw them sway from the
point OF attack, but instead OF retreat tie
thing for heroism 10 do is to kiss her on
some plsce-on the Oh ek, the temple,
behind the ear, or OF the hsir. A
WouaEn's faacies are as branching as the
trees OF forest, and however unsstisfac-
tory TO the swain the misplaced kiss may
have been, 1t will, il left to Itself, make
the recipient wondroSs indulgent next
time. She will csress The spot where
your lips have been, lock st the
place through hand glass and
dream OF the Gre who
placed it there. When sufficient
progress has been made il love making
TO warrant the ideal kiss, take i.
methodicslly, with both hands and "the
gentle touch, thst love can tssch Let
me lefs erm SO sbout-not her neck to
wrinkle crepeEsse ruche-olt about
her shoulders. Take her chin in the
right hand, allowing .se three fingers 10
touch the pretty wa!.e threat, holding |
the face with the lhuuO and forehcger,
which VII foIm Z sort C wee for I0Ye's |
conquest. Move her head 10 one size |
and little backward snd, approaching |
80 s5 to uake ths quartet Of lips |
4 scribe the d!aneter3 Of al imaginary |
squsTe, kiea her tIice-the second double |
l4e length CT is very short predecessor.
TGis double KISS is . ciew 10 2 msE's
culture. 0al7 the uncouth, il-bred
lover Kisses ss he learned to count
by units Tke gentleman Wko has
had the good foT,uae to be born
IN en- atmosphere CT refinement makes &
duet CT ais Grst and fnal salzlstion,
whstrveT mGy TIE numerical value CT
the iateI Glediates. The veil bred
81 IzGls snort, shsrp, snspp!og kisses,
that pop inaedioiy, but still pep. y kiss
on the hsir is the Kiss OF poet; tender
ness is in2iied when the lips press the
eyelids; reverence is spoken when the
brow is CaFessed, and protecting love
when tn2 cheek is empearled.
Nothing can ssnc.ify a Kiss Int love,
without which the sweetest lips are
ulssVcry aud unWholesome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
Z. p 4. NOTES.
OFF FOR MINNEAPOLIS.

81. Louis Republic.
About $50 members OF the Travellers
Protective Association left the Union
depot yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock or
g special train over the Wabash Western
Route fer Minneapolis, MIN, to attend
the national meeting OF that organization.
The train Wss composed Of one baggage
car, two chair cars, one parlor coach and
two sleepers. The railroad company
made special arrangements for nne din :
ner to be served the passengers st
Montgomery st u O'clock, snd
also sp elegant supper st Glenwood
Junction at 6 O'Clock. At MoberlY, Mo-,
where the Wabash Route turns north for
Minneapolis, the ST. Louis party were
1stned oy $50 travelling men from Kansas
City snd Colorado. The party will srrive
il Minneapolis at S:t5 this morning.
The trains on the Texas Central Rail-
road running north and south from Cisco
run every other day only, thus compeII-
ing the loss of day or more in each
town.
PERSONALS.
G Z Dawson OF Denver sitter weeks
successful business in Dallas returned
last evening 10 this city, his headquarters,
10 spend Sunday.
j. Il, Stully Of Dallas WAS in the Fort
last evening.
Frank S. R. Pregtls, Derver's good
looking travelling man, will Sunday in
Dallas.
Arthur Flake, Of Louisville, Ky, Was
in the city Friday.
E. S Edwards, St. Louis cracker
man, WAS in the city calling on his trade
the last Of the week.
Hugh II. Hazard OF New York, Clark
spool cotton Texas man, was here Thurs
day.
Z Smith Of Bateman Bros. spent Fri
day in tie city but returned to Gaines
vile last evening to spead Sunday with
"better company" SIS Emmit says.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
S0aE gRINE ABOUT KISSES.
An TX raordinsry Dissertation fer Ma silly
SEASON From L'arped Authority.
don Sctn.Har pnr,i.---

London Saturday Review.
KissiCs IS N Fcs.scy, lnsClgaola prob
lem. 1. goes by favor, We sre told, and
goes through favored sDd fsvorl.e with
Ihs: e'@c.cify 10 eu6tlel7 tdst no iarCu3ge
can & grtse. L ls a tcianca ~ ed IS
Creatlyn. Eve learned II IN paradise frln
81 angel With white fur Col - sud y?lNgs
+ ght, VINO lsugnt aer I'll It's bs2unes,
virtues sac varieties.
4 Kiss 1ss ~ many deA1idGEs IS the
world has people. In every gaze cf &C.
Cie!y there is kissing g. where Gu y, II, 20
What CSunJEy or sAU. z sslll p, pie and
you ale y0iGT45ly sure Of fadLEg s.me is
ciItiee for kissing. Kiss IS Seal Of
sfsCJio1, Byron yslued a siss r it's
SIR rgth :aa measured its strength BY Its
l3Egtb, hut the mersur1t.Ou e kiEees
vt 1T cut ~ fashion long ago.
Sydney Smith found much virtue in S
Sell delivered kiss, and the Earl Of Cnas-
te1held locked The world over for cool,
caressirg kisses. Harriet Martineau,
who never haa anyone to kiss but vegrsnt
6luestockiDgs AMI the peighoors' babies,
wrote about "Jhe kiss 81 the mouth that
tsucled nos the month" p second
tiEs kisses that were not quck,
crisp ard elastic. Kisaes have been
called the hearts tongue AID, though
lover be never so great an orator, one
kiss On the lips OF his idolstress is often
more eloq uent than library CT words or
3 cauto OF verse. A gift returned is the
vsice CT tisDleasure, but a retarned kiss
betoSens esteem. Dickens valued kiss
above a thousand kicks. Sir Sidney Garth
lived TO le.rn tnst kiss might prove
traitor in angels dress. Walter Savage
Lander gems to have h.d S passion Gor
kissing crying women, tor he thought
| 1t delightful to kiss the exclusives
St love with fresh tears on them.
PoCr John Kes:s wrote one evening
IS ne sat with his knees in ais arms toss:-
Ing his toes In 'front.' Of JEANNE WEIGH
Csrlyle's hearth fire: az Came to tcsl how
tsr sDove ell fancy Pride and fickls maid
euhood, all esrtblY pleasure, all insg-
ined coed wss the v.-m t,embe oil .
devout kiss"
DR.. Lewis calls kiss .ae door that
opers the citstel to the hea1., and poets
ard people Ct IL ages hsva fo7ud myste-
rious virtue, o:tte--sHeet, magic and
elixirs, and lPiions of greater loss or
potency, but Eas acme Of human hsppi-
ness, wrote 5 poetess, is that we may kiss
whom we please and please when We
kiss.
A kiss 70 be success must have, mu-
tual interest; there must be reciprocity
in the operation, or somebody eufara the
punishment CT disgust. Kissing an ur-
willing pair OF lips is IS mean victory
IS robaisg 8 birds nest, and kissing too
willing ones is about es untragrspt a
pastlme IS making bouquets out OF dan.
delioDs.
At the star. the average man makes a
botch of kissing. The beauty OF . kiss
lies in its iupulsiveness and impresnbilt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
Onions snd.xKsNs.
A RAILROAD DISkS rER,
a Train Jumps the Tracs-severaI Live
Lost IN tho Wreck.

a Train Jumps the Tracs-sevsraI Lives
Lost IN the Wreck.
HoRSELLsvILLE, n. Y, June 25.-Erie
train No. 5, St. Louis and Chicago limited
express, due here ct $50 8. m, WIS
wrecked at White House, small station
i've miles west Of here, at 6:15 this morn
ing. The trsin left the track ard the en-
CINE lies bottom side up in g ditch.
The reports received from the disaster
were that the engineer, fireman and one
passenger were killed and from six to
eighteen were injured. wreckirg train
was sent from this city. Superintendent
Kimsle of the western division, with
physicians from here, left for the scene OF
the wreck. Engineer Henry Frsnk Of
this city was killed, and Fireman Sweet,
also of this place, were seriously if not
fatally injured, and lady passenger,
name not yet ssceTtsined, WAS seriously
injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24

from the time he t.ss little po7
in Virgin. up to the tiras Of his leaving
Falmira, Mo, for Bonhsm, Tex. From
his general appearance the late conner Will
present strong case in the August term
OF the District court and Will yet handle
Bachelor Bean's money.
The committee on arrangements for
the Confederate reunion which takes
place in this city on the and of August
announced this evening thSt the enter
tsinment for the occasion would consist
Of grand barbecue. All civic orders of
North TexSs will be invited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
LONEYIEW.
Gregg Couaty Rspubnceos and L2borIses
Unite-A Great EtOrm.

Gregg Couaty Rspubnceos and L2borItes
Units-A Great EtOrm.
Special 10 the Gazette.
LoNGvIKw, Tx, June 23-The Re-
publican county convention to-day, which
wss postponed ;rom Saturday, Jule ,, on
account Of failure to agree with he Labor
Union party, succeeded ia passing resp
lu.tCns and recommending the R3p0hit
csrs 10 vote the labor ticket in this couaz
y, but reseIviGg It's state snd nstiontt
vote FOR TIE REPUBLICAN, party. Every.
hing passed Of qiietly. The UGion
LsbhF pzrtT sre greatly etated over the
control OF the negro vote, stfG the
Democrats receive the intelligence with
10 little fsST, as the Republican
vote is strong IL this county. Slould
the L1bor U1icn tiCket draw very m.nY
votes Ie may expect soon 20 be virtually
u1Ger negro ofi:ers snd tried by negro
juries. which would 60 rather hard with
the true blue Democrats.
TIE nos; destructive Tainstorm known
here IN many years, passed ever last
night, prOstTsting corn, oats, washing up
Gotten, u1roohGg houses and blowing
trees down generally, bu: no lives thus
far Sre reported LOST. .ussRssss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special te the Gazette.
New YORK, June 23.-Rlilroad bonds
to-day sold as follows: Texas Pacific 1st,
944:; 2nd, 400; St. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas pad, 4ete; Kansas and Texas 1st,
sec; IS, S24;; Missouri, Kansas and
Texas 81, 625;; 7s, 76c.
Money l@!43.
Sterlin2 quIet.
Silver 92G.
Governments finn.
Wheat weak but steady.
Oh 72s:.
Cotton Il m.
Cot Z q.iet.
Sugar steady.
Hides dull sud prices nominal.
Wool is weak.
About the only movement OF impor-
lance IN wool st this pCiEE Ess been Of
II Kiss growth and ;he proMps msnuer in
which receivers pa:t win trcm would
seem 20 md cste ths5 10 greet fai!h in
good prices il the esrlY future is cuter-
taiIed. IRdsel. holders generally mses
the call IS it Develops without effort 10
advance cost, snd want more customers
on the same asis.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June 23-The stock mar
ket to-day was more stegaan-, cad the
recorded transactions were less than sny
other day for many weeks. Dealing pre-
scented almost no fec.ure OF interest be.
yond The eelIino down Of Lake Shore on
prospective cut in rates, and the difficult
~ opened up ~ such action, and Gepres-
sion Of NV England by trad
ers who have again taken
hold OF the stock. Tle market was
intensely dull even at the opening, ard
the flrss prices were generally unchanged
from last evenings figure ,t5u. The ten per
of the room Was somewhat mixed with
professionals inclined to be besrish as
ususi, snd some light hesring by some
commission houses. Prices moved up
small fraction With Reading in the lead
which WIS the Only stock
showing say movement Whist
ever, though the movements were
confined TO q fraction less than After
IL O'Clock the marked under selling Of
Lake Shore became weak and prices
moved of in sympathy with dealings in
that stock. No other feature was deVel-
oped, and the mslket finally cloeed very
dull and barely steady stirregulsr charges
from the opening prices.
Railroad bonds were equally dull with
stock.
Government bonds were Gull and
steady to firm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
AUSTIN,
9srdoned ~ the Govlroer-Apphsd for
BaiI-GenerhI MOVIE,

2srdoned ~ the Govlroor-Apphsd for
BaiI-GenerAl MOVIE,
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEx , Jane 23-Governor Rots
'o.tsy parioDed sam Reeves, sent to tie
peri.eIt.Er7 from Hopkins county, on y
Charge e. horse theft. The theft wss
committed twelve yerrs ago il C,cke
county, when the defendant wss i boy.
lie WIS md c,ed, a2G subsequently left
i1e country IJt Hopkins cguaJy, where he
settled, married and ctCeGsS COCO, bigl-
" rssDeCteG citize0. Recently me old
-d.ctmenG w.s sprung Cp On MIN, 1iteE
in years. He lsIt0ay confessed The
I.s;Ake oS Lis bCyhOud, snd the Judge
anG Jury who we're forced 20 find him
guinY united with large lumber Of the
citizens of Hopkins CCul.T iTSask.Eg his
pardon, which Governor ROSS accorded.
General A. I. Bede!l Of Hampstead,
commanding the second brigade Of Texas
Volunteers, was in the city to-day.
The murder case OF Dick Springfield
and Jack McDsde, on application for
bEil, was before Tie CONT Of Appeals
here to-day, but the decision will hardly
Oe rendered before Wednesday. Spring
aslG and McDzde are the ssssssins who
shot and killed Steve Alchin IN Hampstead
sometime sgo.
H. S. Garfield who sued the House Of
Representatives for * 2eIling hin from the
ISL and lost the suit for damages has sp-
res.ed to the higher courts.
There was bus one death this week IN
Austin out of q population Of $4,000
The records show Austin TO be probably
ihe heslthiest city in the United States,
and even the world, the aurusl death
ISte being below sixteen per loco.
Supervising Architect Eorthcrsft Of the
GstesvIlle Rsiormstory WIS in the city
today en- route from Huntsville TO Gates
vile. He says the reformstory will be
ready by September.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
A1141
= : = 60 y = ~ = Z ,
Will be penetrated traversed by First-CIass -
- I'ES EE 1T CAR LINZ
. U -ES = = T.
AS promptly the material delivered of the
Oeers wi" leave for the east this month
material.

The management desire to say that they hsYe allowed
this beautiful property to stand without additions. improve
ments since the pu5c sole last fall and have been quietly
selling lots ct private sale parties wishing 10 build The
property has greatly enhsaeed in as the city grows
Ihe present line of policy is so have this
street car line s>f2ished ed running st the
earliest date possible; to lsy out SID gravel Few
streets ecsan end repair the present ones to arrange
ptrkfor The pleasure sid comfort OF ell who nay choose to
frequent IL ED TO adopt such in the management
OF cur properly as will inure the benefit comfort and
pleasure OF cur patrons. Our agreements sre csrrd cut
exactly snd We trust by liberal: generous just treatment
to tie our patrons to friends genera Cause ME
steady and permanent Improvement Of the most beautiful
SUBURB Of Fort Worth To the business sn we lave TO say
tna II you c"ned home in SyiTania you would ind it
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
Edna
Special to the Gazette.

EDNA, TEX, June 2s-At meeting in
convention of Jackson county Democrats
to-day the following delegates were
named to sttend the state convention at
Dallas: J. D. Owen, Frank Dickson, j.
NJ. Humphrey, W. A. Mcdowell, G. A.
Staple and L. F. Wells. These gentlemen
go Instructed for Ross for Governor and
for Hon. E. D. Lynn of Victoria for
Lieutenant Governor. E. L. Dunlsp and
RrsHssEood were the choice as represen-
ssafives "a this district.
We hsvs had rain almost every dsy for
hePsst tkree weeks, and the corn crop
s1espectss are good, There are sons
.~osHs on s6ston;
Drink Asisa a.s ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
BONHAM.

Another Bean Claimant Turns Up-Ar-
uEion.
Special to the Gazette.
BoNHAM, TEX, June pa Bean from
Kentucky, who claims that his father was
i brother TO Colonel Thomas c. Bean,
the deceased Bonhsm millionaire, has
Just arrived in the city. Mr.. Bean is,
accompanied by Mr. Plelland, a leading
lawyer Of Louisville, and proposes to
aght his claim for all there is in it. This
claimant, it is understood, claims that
he can trace ToN Beams family history
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
BRea estate dealers requested bring their SyTyania
maps TO Post & Co., for correction

looking srx;cusly forward 20 the result
Of the deep water convention that will be
held IN Fort Worth July 10. It's pro-
ceedings will, il Is thought, De of great
importance. Il is generally believed in
this part Of the country that Arkansas
PEss will be decided the most 1fssible
deep water port on the coast CT Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24

pleasant relief from the heat and glare tn. city TO ia re he
csr end in ten minutes be among the shay trees YOUR
home place you like little recreation gardening in your
back yard, bear in mind shat the Syvara Is rich rich
as cream Lots be bought now before tie line Ia
completed, st $500 each for inside lots, and $500,
one-third cash and 5sance in one end two wears
for corners, with ss3 per cent. discount to
builders We GUARANTEE A STREET GAR LINE
OR WILL REFUND THE MONEY Sylvaaia is aoou
one mile east OF the courthouse Lots one mile ard nal
south CT the courthouse selling as high as $500 EACH
Remember lots frc $50 100 feet deep with 20
foot alley in each block. Do you think We will let this
price staad long? Without prompt action you viii re COM
PEELED to join the great army hnsbeen and couidh
done. q WV P0@1
Secretlry East Fort Worth Town Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
CiIee Sends DeIsgntes.

SpAcial to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX Juue PA meeting VIC
held in Cisco this evening presided over
by Lieut.-Gov. Wheeler to select delegates
20 the Fort Worth deep water conyen-
tion. Thirty-stx delegates W re sppolnt-
ed rcp7e senting all parts OF the county
The meeting also took steps to secure
space for al exhibit &. the Dallas state
fair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
4 DEBT SETTLED.
a blind Negro Boy in San Antonio shse
Debtor.

Hind NEGRO Boy N san Antoh!o shosss
Debtor.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, June 2S-Be5
Perry is the lame OF ind negro boy
who used to keep small fruit stsnd on
So!edai street. Ore of his customers
Wss 8 colored womsn named Killer Low
EFT, and when Perry failed in business he
lad en- account of 80 cents against the
woman. He applied to her st her resi-
dence on Acequia street this Afternoon
for settlement Of the account and the
woman tried to drive him out Of the
Hoxse with a broomstIck. The boy re-
.sJiated by drawing 5 80 cslibre pistol
shd shooting the infuristed female IN the
back Between the shoulders. She will
probably die. Perry has been iailed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24

Senator S.bin, with his trousers tuaked
in his boots, used to stand on the streets
Of Spring leld, Mass ell day to sell cord
wood tbs ne had c-cpped AID hsuled
twelve n lies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
ON WALL STREET.
The Seek Market Yves Fx'rsmeIy
StsgOsnr Yesterday, sDd Recorded
Transactions Ara Very L:gaF.

From he Opening to the OiOse-FInal
Prices Show Irregular Changes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24

A South CsHolinl 9rl was married five
times in sever. weeks, and is now bother
ed to know nlch ne OF the chaps is hs-
true husoanu. Sac has been sent to all
to think owe it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24

Justice Bradley taught district school
every winter from his sixteenth ID his
tWent'i-arst Year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
A Murdsrer Osp.ured.

sPeGial to the Gazette.
NAcoeDoCHEs, TEX, June 25.-SheriS
spradley succeeded in rounding up the
notorious Jim Clevlrger last night. He
was located in the house of Mexican
south Of town yesterday. He hss never
left the county and has successfully elud
ed sll efforts to capture him. 1t will be
th.t ne deliberately murder
sd1, j Moore on our streets here some
.timelast year. an sccousF of which WAS
published il THE GAzETTe ST the time. =;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
SIXTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The SIKH Cos sressioERl District Dsmo-
cratic Oesvenuon TO Meet Ct Clsburne,
Augusta.
special to the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, TEX, June 90 Hon. W.
a Lotkett, chairman Of the Sixth Cons
geEsionsl district, to-day makes the fol-
lowing csll: ITO the Democracy OF the
Sixth Congressional District. hereby
call the Democratic Congressional con-
vertion for :he Sixth Congressional dis
trict 10 convene st Cleburne, Johnson
county, Tex, on Tuesday, August
81, A D. 1858, ST u o'clock Ii 4,
for the purpose Of Ioninst-
ing s candidate ior Congress and such
other masters as shall be decided best for
he party. Each county will be entitled
ia one vote for each 800 or fraction there
Of cver $50 votes cast Tor Governor Ross
at the lsst STATE election. Weekly papers
please cop. W. II LOCKETT,
CdairmsE Sixth Congressional D aSE OF
TeXts. sta3aS33sStsSSS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24

Mississippi Dlazsaesa Cordial acts
upon the intesaAfsfrfsce like .n emol-
lient, saistsng the whole system, produc
ing Ssheslthy action in the secretive or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
Uhorrle,. s,nssics.

Cherricr, sii,skffcs.
Large, ripe, tue, cheTres st the Fort
Worth Grocer Co.'S. Include these in your
nsxtesaer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24

Arkansas Pass Favored.
Special to the Gazette.
GoLAD, TEX, June a5.-Feople are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-24
Written across the page, by Jove.

The cause of all the trouble. Ten
thousand dollars to the one that can de-
cipher It. szsSsssa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-08

ca,,RcH SERVICES, &c. To MORROW
qr;J Clurck. al II u. m. and at
s@o y m. by Rev H. Suter.
Pals Chmch-Services at II a. m.
.od y. N. by Rev DR.. Norton.
~ ltrqte Ct.uch.-7 .. NJ, iitany and homily (;
ia m. communion aud sermon 3:40 p
catechi.ing; s p. IN, evening prayer and
s. Mry's Church Mass at a. M; Mass
,o3 sermon at II a. m by Rev Father
Esq,ing Vespers at 4 y. IN.
First Presbyterian Gurch.-Services at II
. N bv Rev. J. NJ Nou's-.
Sgroad Presbyterian Church.-Services at
ma m. and communion and at 7:S0 p. m.
he Rev James Vance.
PaDfisi Chmcb.-Services at IL a 10. and
Sn N. by Rev |. NJ Mercer.
TGritq Meth. EpiS Church Services at II
N and $50 N. by Rev. r. F. Bishop
Nth. EMS Church South.-Services ut IL
m and $50 p m.. by Rev. w. J. Young.
Morning suffice; Shall we Let Down the
Tstg.r evening snt jec, The Sinner who
Wants to be Better"
Meth. Prot. Church. Services at II a. m.
h. Rev. ] Porch No service at night.
Gcmaa Lutheran Ctuych.-eervice at
Ma m. and $50 p m by Rev. A. Schwoy.
gnpo N7.'s Christian ASSOcidtion.-Alms
House al $50 p. m Prayer meeting at the
Lee Street Chapel at 4:30 p. m.