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Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
Sherifr'S Sale.

Common Pleas Court Sedgwics County Kansas
Emerson II. Miller. Edison t. Todd and Serena d.
Miller
q. \. Foye and -. A. English
By virtue Of an execution issued out az the CON-
mon Pleas court sitting and TOR Se<g county.
Kansas. " herein Emerson NJ. Miller. Edison VI. Told
and Serena ID. Miller were plaintiffs and e. A. Foys
and y A English were defeadants ! viii, on
Wednesday, the fSlh day 81 November, N isss
10 O'Clock tbe stable OF seye A Ea.slsSa
SIS Yves; Douglas avenue. IN the civ OF wieh-
ita, Kansas, otter for sale at public acc
ftan. 10 The highest bidder Tor cash In band all
the right ti,le aad Interest az The defendants q.
\. Foye and y. A English ia ant to the following
described personal property. situated IN the county
OF ScrigNSick. state OF hAnSSa to-uus
Two black horses AND years old, two Sorssi
horses ard years old. two brown horses and 10
years old, gray hor>e years old hay horse
= years osd. one black mare l. years old. two hay
horses and years old one black horse old,
Two brown hon S. Y years old two horses and
years cid. one gray korSe years old. one ~orr~l
horse wears old. one hay blind horse years a.d.
one bay blind horse Years old
said per-oDal property - levied ssthH prop
erty of defendants and viii be sold satisfy said
execution.
sheriff. Office. wichita. Kansas, octoher - A.
ID. lSS9. W. W. HAYS
sheriff. scdgwsck county, Kansas.
aisv- 10
Parsons 6 o'Bryan. Plsinsins' Attorney.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
wichita Produce Market.

Furnished by Oberle, Hoslck & Co.
WICHITA, Nov. 2.
HIDES-Green 81 1913 90 green salt S. coos co
dry saited lUc greelpelts 4U15c; dry pelts 10 12c
TALLOW-No prime 41bc; No. A11c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03

BUTTER-SlichIly improved in demand. Fancy
creamery 2621ec: fancy LA lsc hnest dairy 19&2lc;
line Lst lSc-
kGGS-lSicSl9c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK Nov. 2
wHFAT-l$c lower. No. 2 red s2s4 Csc.
CORN Dui but firIner, No. 4ltsc.
0ArS-trm. No white 2Ss482gc.
COFtEF-Steady: loo points UP for options
Sales le.ltG bags. spot Rio lgc.
SCGAR-Rtf ed weak.
HAN-Unchanged.
EGGS-~trong: Western 2Sd24c.
BUTTEIt-Easy; western dairy Il else; creamery
12a &c.
CHEESE-Easy Western !ISaIOc
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03

Leave your order for ". II. Powers piano
uner at Shaws Music store. dIlslsf
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
SMITHSON & CO..
Successors 20 Anglo-Ar1eriean Loan and
Investment Company.
NO. 1T EAST DOUGLAS AVE

Land, Loan and Insurance Agents. Money
always or hand. Interest at low rates. No
delay. Before making q loan on Farm, City
Cha:tsl o. Personal security call and see Ia.
Come 10 CT send fu description Of your farm
or city property We handie large amounts
vestDent In real estate, AID sre thus enabled
20 make RAPID sales
Correspondence solicited
II l. sMITHSOS. Manager.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
BOohkeepers and Clerks.
Employment 1gencies.
Under this head 2 per line per "a

w ANTED-yo men on Rcck Island railroad; 90
w railroad men to 20 10 Memphis. Tenn. for XII
pstric Bros * Collins al SIS per day; - farm
hands and corn haSkers; 70 men for extra gang on
railroad: = girls for house work IS agents
run trains, this i the incest ana paying lob
a Young maa can take. There is employ alent
FOR every body that wants IL, II they will apply at
Office iucOse 10 cents II stamps aud address
u h. henMorthy room 5 op9.lts i0tel Carey. - z
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
HOGS.

Receipts sss. The receipts for the week show a
falling off of about 151 from last weeks ,epts.
Prices show decline of 119910c from closing day
last week It is hard to predict what the market
will do for the next thirty days, but unless the re-
ceipts increase very much will not have as heavy
a decline as we have been looking for. The market
today was active and strong at yesterdays prices.
WeQuote.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
st. Louis Live Stock

st. Louis Live Stock
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 2.
CATTLE-Receipts 500 shipments 00 Market
strong Fair choice heavy native steers 50 25G4 IS
stockers and feeders 81 Ss2 g. range So log
23l
HOGS-Receipts l5O0 shipments 600. Market
steady. Fair to choice heavy g 8GG4 W; packing
s. 70G3 90.
SHEEP-Receipts IlOl shipments co., Market
firm. Fair to choice s. 30a4 CO.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03

Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts AGO. shipments 300, Market
slow. Native beeves So 25G5 62ls: COWS 81 Ds3 Is
stockers and feeders 50 1898 Oh, Texans 81 yla3 d.
HOGS-Receipts 5000, shipments llG.i Market
ga iOc higher Good choice light 81 SEGA o. heavy
and mixed 50 7ja3 So.
SHEEP-Receipts 100, shipments go. Market
strong Good to choice muttons 90 6G94 ~, stockers
and feeders ~ 5043 Is.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Ill. Nov. g.
The Drovers Journal reports
CATTLE-Receipts 1000, shipments 5000. Market
Dull Choice to extra beeves a 1904 &c. steers
81 1894 81 stockers and feeders 81 00s2 IS. cows,
bulls and mixed 81 G2 20, Texas cattle 81 40s2 -,
western rangers 81 40a3 20.
HOGS-Receipts 1850, shipments 6TG. Market
steady to a shade higher, closing weak. Mixed
s. S0@4 o. heavy IS 709i 10. light So 1904 o. skps
SO 0Da3 10
SHEEP--Receipts 2oOo. shipments 00 Market
steady. Natives g 0044 90 westerns So J0@4 2111,
Texans S. 5094 o. lambs 81 1855 30,
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
Lost.

STR1 YED.
Under this head &C per line per day.
CTRANED-A small bay horse, branded o or
- left hip; party returning same to tia south Mar
ket viii be paid for trouble horse had halter on.
J. III. Briggs. dls5 It,
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-A pale red with
- three tits, white under her body, white
feet. The finder Will return 20 iiy West Third
street, and receive reward. dl4+ 81
CTRAS ED-From the south part Of the city dark
- bay colt; white hind foot, about q months old.
VIII pay for It's return information leading TO It's
recovery. L. ;. Grove. second house east OF Chts-
holm creek on Lincoln street. dlR-5'
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
PARTNERS WANTED.
Under this head &c a line per day.
AGENTS TAINTED.
Under this head &c per line per day.

Under this head &c per line per day
M ANTED AGEN1S-ln every city town ana
~ village In the United States fe1Cenf n
state OF Kansas, 20 take subscriptions Postmaster
make money. No capital required Ssmp."
copies fra CASH commissions motley can ha M de-
by getting I'd clubs Address the Wichita yszie
" iCnita- Kan. aIEf
4 GENTS WANTED-lD every city And town 10
y the United States except In state O. Kansas 70
sen u lawyers; just tl4e book every lawyer media
endorsed by lawyers eVery~here sails At sight. pe
Cesy- a. book can ae delivered WHEN
sale Is made Applicant. mus be able furus<z
reference when required. "a. particulars free
Address The Wichita Eagle wichita. Kan LIT
INSTR UCTION
Under this head &c per line Jsr day
VI AN Young iadie- a1la gentlemen 70 learn
w actual s.,ezraESa AID station business Tl~
above branches are practically is-Ehf. Cal On OF
address W. L. Telegraph college Zi1neTiT bald
inc. Wichita ksn 6IgZ-f-
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wichita Live Stock Market

Wichita Live Stock Market.
Furnished for the EAGLE by Eldridge g. Camp.
bell live stock commission merchants.
WICHITA, Nov. 2
CATTLE.
Receipts a. shipments none. The weeks business
has been fully as large and satisfactory as any
previous week Prices show but little hucuation
since Monday The market today was steady and
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
UaNTCD-.uisceH0neo menus.

Under this Aead n pr lire pe-dzv
w ANTETl-T5 sell a fl-ss class stCes ~ boots AID
w hoes ~ es<v terms VII axe rez4 e<-a.e IN
payment Call OF address y !. Ske;oa. u Sesrrh
NarSet - dt4sE.
W. A TYTS-. s.-a,sa SxzG safe ara Ietf.- ry--.z
w Cali CT .s.AreSs ". ). ten. IL Scrzh Azr
ksz =. * ~
X7ANTgp-ro u.rrxhz-e re.sas-os IN y0c.s ~.ss-
~ Gs1He po-fsc1 q y tcess2i with zssf les fhsG
ssght ra-o1as- rse>seT1 ecaseseace< snd = t-~t ~
rure OF ground rzzSs - a ossrssSs sd zns -
cexa fear shossss11 dol Ar@ Z ssa ynrc sd-
G-esS A. y A5exsade-. iatfeaa Asa. giving ges-a-
tsaa s1tr<oz terms and zzrltse- q hezs aIts &
NAF A TZD-a stz-- essEssz * s-2lE o. ksA< l<Ssg
~ las q 3 E-rsex - 2 Hnasize GIss go
u-AST TO TRADE or SZ5.Is-A .ee~i =ssIf wssh
W T2-ssTse Foser RcsxwAsss< exsine s-szeh
hzr-S Grinder ss-lf<r rr~asF.z-S eoss asow ae1
tets coz pete. Address v. ". t.tc<eTz, B--as
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Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
81. Louis Produce.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Nov >
FLoCR-Quiet xxx $c.S0<s4.O0, fsni g. s9ss26a
Choice SIS ASs5 ~ patent 81 Stl =.
NHEAT-sl influences were depressing hut The
clos firm j &C below yesterday. Nc reo
cash ,t7sssslsc. December .sts ss'sc bid. Januafg
ssbec bid: May 81 Siisc DID.
CoRN-Lower. No. > mixed cash 21sss Slsc
December and January sc; Nay ais
OAI>-Wesk- No cash lsc May -
ktE-Quet- No. S5Sc-
BARLkN-Slow
HAY-Duu. Prairie. g. 5as7 IS. timothy. IS oas
BRAN.Steady. &SS4Slsc.
fLAASkED Quiet. II SAL 25lS.
LEAD-keilned and chemical hard bid for al
81 81, this asked for common
BuTIEh-ouiet Creamery lssac. dairy lag
&c.
EGGS-Better. kaSsl.o
CORN NEAI1-$l 6sgi 61
WEISKY-si OF.
PROVISIONS Higher, strong for bacon.
POisK-Su -
IARp-Prime steam s. ST., bid
SHORT CLEARS as
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

Under this head &c j line per dav.
you want TO sell or trade your property, list Il
Il with Us. We want some live stock trade for
city property. We also want some California prop
crty TO trade for nice residence in The city. Como
in and sec u.s. Geo. l. Rouse q Co.. 21l Stsigwick
block. dlslboi
w ANTED-Can rent nfty farms in half as many
w days Israel Bros of1ce t25 y. Market st
"a floor. DIS II
T ANDLoRDS tenants buyers and sellers will do
IL well TO call on the real estate arm OF Israel
Bros They have bargains foi the investor. Renters
for the landlord. Residences f,r the tenants and
buyers for those who are on the sell cheap. are
prepared 10 for non-resdents property. Office
l25 " Market ST. Israel building. dlSs II
ENGRAVED calling cards at the Eagle once:
II can print your cards from The copper plate.
& lua II
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03

Elegantfreo reclining chair cars on all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through all points
north, south east and west, and steamship tickets
sold TO all European points at lowest rates City
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avnues.
CA, RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
-DRESSM-4KING.
W4NTED--HOuSes and Rooms
FOR S1LE--HOrseS and FehicieS
Under this head &c per line per day.

LNOR SALE-Three work horses, for cash. on
Il time with good security. Call on +. NJ. Durley,
rs East Central avenue at Bunnell, Emo Invest
ment Co.'S Office in Sedgwick block dl-5-f
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03

FIN1NCI1L.
Under this head &C per line per day.
VIZ ANTED- Borrowers for short time money
w with good real estate security. Call
at the Knight Investment company, ll0 North
Market street dl+i Of
MONEY TO LOAN-On household goods and
ANl other good securities without removal. lt5
last Third street dlal 6t"
MONEY TO LoAN-we have short time money
ANk 10 loan on good chattel security. Rooms AMI
? Gandolfo block Ola Inn
CHATTEL and collateral loans. room SOS Sedg-
Owick block. ds- u
VVANTED-Borrewers for money frst mort
w cages farms. II you want TO renew your
old loans 81 n low rate OF interest call Wich
Ia banking Co.. No. lis w Douglas ave- 5Hfwlf
Wy ANTED-To lend money farms and I'M
w proved central city property long
time AT per cent and reasonable commission No
delay where the title il good j. T. Humphrey d
Son. di,-U
WANTED Borrowers for money We place nonsy
w at the lowssl rates on ali kinda Of chattAi So
curty ioanf. ana also SECOND mortgages On fsxnA
G-tt
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03

FOR S4LE--EdI'm Property.
Under this head &c per line per day.
LNOR SALE-Farms in every directions; come and
a. see the list. n. +. NiederlanGer & Co. dls5 st
dit5 OF
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03

FOR KENT--ROOMS.
Under this head Dc Per lin. per day
~----------
I.>Ok REST-A VERY pleasant front room iu pr
II ya.e family, Two blocks 0, Main and Dyagsas
Enquire 81 North la SreIs1s ave. dgsa IL
I'ok RESI-lfas OF more nicely furnished Eoossss
Il II private family location central terms
ble- gentlemen preferred reference required
Gail a. - kxsi Eira 81 ei4s it
I.~OR REST-Two nfeegy furnished rooms q. -
IL North EEa porss dis -.
L-OR RE$T-Good furnished Toozzs cheag fss!
Il furnished u desired inquire room 50. J. 10
LAS. bird street dss5 -
I-0R RTST-Cze furnished fro1t rcoz vita or
II without fire. Il. Ss<sA Tossesx 2Tez.es- olsS "a
Tor gEST-Two aseeiy furnished rosgrrs. cor-
II veosr-t ~ o1s.Essz- VITA Er~t Class orsgs y
hzY@e rs desired CAL - aoFTh dyf-sA- G8ss
IHoR REST-Frust rooza- szIz1asse fog two. zsts -
II without ts5&ra Il private family. Ts<sTsrts se
qzired AZ - y SO avenue a3tF
I-0f. KEST-A yery d=slrzo.s furnished rcsszg a,
+ No ~ North Ez1pcrts- clss-st'
LOB ET~ST-tfue sr0rs pA-lor. fsTT4.s@s1s 2lso
IL xwa rosS-ls szftshss Tor hge1 hcE1ss &es-sES.
I1syE.re q Mr. Es@ae, No - sozth lzErszc- sv.
NE sess+s
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC r. r

Depot Second and Wichita street; ticket Office 121
North Main street, E. E. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-11-03

FOR REN --MiscetIdaeoas.
Cusar faas bead r per ll1s pe- DAY
L'0E gESE-tFco. bar frs.Csrs O. l-- = T.
i uzr1s.sz - - sArEef ssr-ez- Gfss -
I-suE kEST-Tfs Ir@Ss sszE x a-css% fT7-rzs-
II FTssrns ssruza Soc 3. fs-ss9 5sfsGzzx krste2
b. seszl es2- Cxll - Egssz= u O-sz0 szszasass
EoR EENT-Er:<g ~ sTe~1=Sch & tsa rzsz=s-
Il - o r-x asszsss ~ J. k.buzz sezrSy 81 erer
- T. Ttozx xx~Aae eEf
FOE REy1--Cify Real Estate.
Esszx isas sAae u . ass ssx 4As.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04
A BURDEN ON REALTY.
Extortionate Charges for Water and Tar
Searches--A Refnrln Measure.
w. A. CRoFFUr.

Extortionate Charges for Water and Tax
Searches--A Reform Measure.
To the Editor of The Sunday Morning Ne,cs:--
Everything that increases the expense
of the transfer of real estate binders the
prosperity of the community. Taxes as
sessments and water rents are first lien
on lands. II one intends purchasing a
lot. he must ascertain whether there are
any tax liens upon 1t. He must have an
examination made in the. offices of the
City Collector, City Clerk and Water
Registrar. To obtain certificate of the
amount of taxes and assessments upon a
lot he Is obliged to pay three dollars in
each of the offices of Collector and Clerk
and two dollars In the Registrars office
for q certificate of the amount of water
rents due. Therefore. whenever q man
buys lot he must pay to the city officials
the sum Of eight dollars to find outwhether
the city has any claim against the lot.
This is an. extortionate charge. Such
charges are illegal in Jersey City, because
the officials who charge these fees are
paid large salaries. 1t is claimed by many
persons that all charges made by these
officials for certificates should be paid
over TO the City Treasurer. Perhaps
they are SO paid. But whether they are
or not, there should be reform in the
rates charged. AS 1t is now, it is very
heavy tax on the real estate of this city.
and the Board of Finance should institute
reform and the quicker the better
A competent clerk might be appointed
in each office, to be designated as a
searcher. The fees for q certificate in any
one Office should not exceed fifty cents.
The fees received should be paid over to
the City Treasurer, and the Searcher paid
ceived by the city would more than nav
the salary. 1t our worthy Mayor and
new Board of Finance are in earnest for
reform let them take hold of this matter
at once. Another good thing which will
result from facilitating the means OF
learning what taxes are liens on property,
VIII be the more prompt payment Of
taxes. REAL ESTATE.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04

French novels are not read. It Is q
greater reproach here. and s greater in
convenience, too, not to be able to read
and speak French, than in any other
American city, Every Washington society
woman is supposed to speak French, as
every educated man and woman In Lon
don is, Secretaries Bayard, Whitney and
Endicott all read French novels in their
little leisure, and Robert Lincoln's great
familiarity with French will help him to
scintillate on both sides of the channel.
pam Cox, Congressman, diplomat. author,
traveller, brought load of French books
when he returned to this city from the
East, filled with Oriental poetry.
One of the most discriminating readers
OF the Senate is Cash X. Davis, of Min
nesota. He Is a good Latin scholar and
doesn't permit his knowledge to rust; he
is well acquainted with the French and
German languages and iteratures; Is an
expert on Shakespeare, and has a more
comprehensive knowledge of the ltera-
ture of the Rapoleonic wars than any
other Congressman; perhaps, than any
other American. He buys all rare books
of Napoleonana that he hears of. His
book, 1.-THE Law in Shakespeare has been
widely read.
Prof. Simon Newcomb, one of the coun-
try's most renowned scientists, has his Ii
brary in his wife's great parlor, his desk
occupying large bay window. Few lit
erary workers could avoid being out of
place in such elegant surroundings, but
Prof. Newcomb keeps his desk marvellous
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04

ly neat. His library is largely of mathe-
MATES and political economy, and "A
Plain Mans View of the Labor Question"
Zone of the twenty books he has written)
is an admirably clear treatise and has q
very large circulation.
Thurman is d great reader of French
romance, but he is not content.with tax
ing Hugo In courose, but he wants to 90
back to the wits and rornancerS before
Rabelais and the Lorraines. His daugh-
ter, Mrs, Cowles, who lives at Richmond,
Just out of Brooklyn, speaks French
elegantly.
Judge Lamar lost his fine library dur
ing the war; but he IL rebuilding it with
immense industry and discrimination,
He possesses q keen, quick and penetrat-
ing intellect, we'll stored with classic
traditions. He still reads his Greek, with
confidential doubts as to certain quanti-
ties, but if he has not the attic taste of
Edward Everett, who wanted to read his
Virgil through TAT least once year." he
has a perception that would enable him to
choose an author better worth reading.
Judge Gray, also of the Supreme Court,
has a Massachusetts love of luxury, and
he is found in the amiable emulation for
the possession of handsomely printed and
bound books. When the edition de luxe
is in the market it finds in Judge Gray an
admirer. He reads French with
avidity." like Miss Rapperly, and it is re-
ported that he has drawn from the Con-
gressional Library a thousand French
novels Of the better class In the last five
years
Secretary Blaine possesses about every
thing that is considered essential in the
way of books; but it is said that he per-
sonally buys little nowadays but works Of
history and politics.
The ladies of the present Cabinet circle
seem quite able to hold their own in soci-
ETY., but of their bookish tendencies little
is yet known In Washington. Mrs,
Window, living with her family in the
elegant mansion of Prof. Gardner Hub
bard, finds herself surrounded with an
immense library, containing some of the
rarest Of antique volumes. Here, with
every side of the house open to the day,
she will spend the summer and defy the
dog star. She Is q woman of vigorous
mind and keen intellectual tastes, and
she keeps up with the current thoughts of
the literary world.
The wife of General Noble, Secretary
Of the Interior, has given Washington a
receptions of the spring. 1t found her
agreeable and prepossessing, but she is said
to be also scholarly, and to have a we'll
defined ambition to know something of
the worlds best books In st. Louis, the
Noble household has been sort of In
tellectual and literary centre, where
thoughtful people of congenial tastes
meet to consider the latest utterances
concerning science, art, philosophy or i'm
aginatiye literature, Mrs. Noble has no
children, but viii be accompanied in
Washington by two brilliant sisters, one
of whom has published a book and the
other OF whom is the wife of one of our
wealthy citizens.
w. A. CRoFFUr
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04


There are far more books In Washing
ton than any other city of its size in the
w0rld--the great Congressional library
libraries in the Departments, aggregat-
ing pretty nearly a million books In all.
The largest private library, guess, is
George Bancroft's, numbering some 1900
volumes. He has q copy of Don Juan
which Lord Byron gave him with an au-
Geographic note pasted in it, and he has
poems which Wordsworth gave him. He
Is an old man and reads no more.
Mrs Cleveland stirred up the book
stores here with her passion for good
books. She entertained her callers by
deity turning the conversation upon
books and ascertaining what there was
worth reading that she had missed.
once mentioned Lorna Doom to her,
and with her permission sent 1t to the
White House The next time saw her
was at a crowded diplomatic reception,
but she found time to say:-"T Thanks; 1t Is
one of the great books OF the world. :"
Later, my wife called her attention to
book to her Mrs. Cleveland returned it
the next day, with a note In which she
said" You know from your own exper-
fence how much II have enjoyed the read
ing Of it. ! finished It five minutes ago
with tears very near In my eyes for the
sweet, manly little heir to the Earldom of
Dormcourt.n
Judge Hcar is probably the best scholar
at all points there is in the Senate. He is
Il great reader, good Greek, Latin and
French scholar, and an extensively in
g formed man in every direction. In thor
0ughness he Is the equal OF that omniver-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04

The Rev. Mr.. Saddler, of the New
York East Conference, will preach today
in Simpson M. E. Church, and the re-
manning Sundays of the month.
As announced in these columns before,
the Rev. o. j. White, of Nashua, N. H.,
formerly pastor of the First Baptist
Church, will preach today and the re-
mainder of the month in the Summit
Avenue Baptist Church. Friends who
wish to see him during the week can do
SO at the residence of Mr.. Jennings, on
York street, near Varick
The services in ST. Mary's Church, this
month, are the usual low services. No
meetings of the Holy Name Society viii
be held until September. Then this
society and the others connected with the
church will start in on the winter work
The opening entertainment of the Holy
Name Society, for the season, will be held
in the Institute, the first part of the
month.
In st. Michael's Church the usual SER
vices will be held this month. In Septem-
Der the several societies will commence
the winter work, and they promise some
fine entertainments, The new rectory on
Ninth street, is all enclosed, and when
completed will be n credit to the parish.
The building Is three story double brick,
with basement, and it Is hoped that it will
be ready for occupancy by the time the
frost comes on,