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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Convention Protestant Episcopal Church ST. georges
Church. o a. Ia.
American Jockey Club faces, Jerome Park, y. m
Ncw-York Jockey Club races, Wesichester, p M.
Executive Committee of Downtown Business Mems he'
publican Club y. N.
French reference case, before Referee Rollins
Belle Hsniin Harry Wilkes trottins races Fleetwood
Park, p n.
General Theological Seminary alumni seminary CHAPEL
= 80 y. m.
lafayette Republican Club OF Nth Assembly District.
No. $40 6th-avc., p. m.
Opening OF course in podsgoges. Columbia College.
y. m.
National conference CT labor newspaper editors Science
Hall.
School OF Arts, Columbia College, cane rush. Manhattan
Athletic Club Grounds, y. IN.
lid Assembly District Republican ratification meeting
Ne 1876 Eighthst.. y. m
Trial OF Assemblyman Smith, before Judge MARITIME.
Bosrd OF Estimate and Apporuonmcnt and Board Of
Street Openings, City Hail, afternoon
Rifle practice by 18th Regiment. Creodmoor.
Harlem Club meeting. evening.
TammsBy Hall primary elections. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
AFFAIRS IN BRO0KLYN.
FLAGS FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FLAGS FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Arrangements have been made for the presentation
OF flags TO the public schools at meeting TO be held
for the purpose in the Brooklyn Tabernacle on the
evening OF Saturday October 10. The flags are 10
he presented by Grant Post, No 1927, G. A. II. There
will be a committee of three boys and two girls from
each Of the seveBtysix schools TO receive the hags
General o. o. Howard VIII make the presentation
speech and President Hendrix, of the Board OF Edit
cation Will respond There viii be singing of National
hymns by school children. The city officials mem
bers of Grant Post citizens who have contributed
flags and officers OF the Army and Navy will be pres
en coior-bearer IS to be appointed In each school
reward of merit 10 carry the schoofs nag on
public ssions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKED.
WIS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
According to the official statement of the National
Transit Company issued yesterday, the pipe line runs
from the wells In September 100000 barrels
342 40 barrels received from other lines, and
335 barrels received in iron tanks making =
total of 446,123 barrels, 05,334 barrels less than
the total receipts IN August. The deliveries wero
made up of 212571o barrels in regular shipments,
and 60,4O0 barrels delivered to other pipe lines-a
total OF 2ls911 barrels 131 5l9 barrels less than
In the preceding month. There was decrease in
september of ss6.2I2 barrels in gross stocks, de-
crease of barrels in the sediment and surplus
account, and a reduction of 1902 barrels in net
Understandable OIL There increase OF 135,4lO
barrels In credit balances and cancellation 81
certifc ates amounting to eS1 4S2 barrels Appended
Is the National Transit report for the last three
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
ror TIE xEposr OF ( cARDry4Ls SOUL.

FOR TIRE REPOSE OF 4 CARDTNALS SOUL
There a large attendance Of lay persons ana
OF priests present yesterday forenoon in 81 PaHcA
Cathedral 10 take part IN the celebration oil he roh
cal mass OF requiem which celebrated for the
.e,oso az The soul Of Cardinal McClosbey. Archbishop
co,,4rsn ofnclsted and was assisted by M1signof
Preston vicar general. with whom were the dcaeon'
Of honor the Rev. Joseph ii. McNlshon and the Rev
William j. DAILY. During mass the Rev Patrick paiy
acted as deacon. the Rev. James ~ Cowielly SUD
.s.,ron and the Rev DR.. Charles l.. Mcdonnell. the
..aehi.bop's secretary as master OF ceremonies. as
sisted by the Rev James W Kelly nitcr mas "a, h
e,nsry beueath which rest the bones OF lie dead
ss,sinsi pr0noaleed the solemn dissolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

The chief evil complained Of the cutting Of prices.
An agreement to keep up prices was suggested by
some manufacturers present as the remedy Cor low
prices While Others thought that the establishment
Of gigantic corporation 10 control the nils all over
the country the best plan. No definite steps
wore taken however. and no date for another meet
ing was fixed. although 1t is likely that another VIII
be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
CONSOLIDATED ExcHANGE WILL BY SETS.

CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE WILL Buy SEATS.
4 long meeting of the managers of the Consolidated
Exchange was held after the close Of business Sestcr
day to evolve plan for relieving the Exchange from
the pressure OF memberships offered for sale by dis
satisfied members and representatives Of estates There
was dsc, sion az first. but the managers
AT last unanimously adopted the report OF The Special
Committee and an amendment 10 the constitution was
ANNOYED providing for The purchase OF the seats OF
dead members by the Exchange at a rate 10 be nXed
upon between the officials Of tho Exchange and The
REPRESENTATIVES Of dead members. All memberships
so purchased are 20 be cancelled. The amendment
further provides that active members desiring 10 sell
NAV do so at any price they wish. II said after
the meeting that about twenty six seats belonging 20
representatives of dead members awaiting sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-A big log hoaing In heii
GAZE became damned in one Of the paddle whcets Oh
the ferrybOat Astoria while she was on her % ~
a m tlip Yesterday 10 Ncw-HOrk. The log hcld me
wheel fast and 1t was found impossible TO propel the
boat A strong food tide was running al the ume
and the boat ran ashore on the Astoria side, opposite
Wards Island Considerable eXcitment prevailed
among the passengers when the boat struck rugs
took OF many of the passengers and succeeded IN
pulling the Astoria oil and towing her Oach 10 hef
slip.
HICKSVILLE.-A lump Of silver weighing about ten
pounds Is now exhibition at lllckavhIe silvcrieaf
mandatory 1t was found by wOrkmen while eN-
cavatng a cellar on Wednesday. II Is supposed TO
have been buried by some one years ago ana for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
o,pprr ytyUFAcTURERs MEET.

A meeting Of leading carpet manufacturers was
..,d ., The Fifth Avenue Hotel on Wednesday morning
10 discuss tho best means of remedyine the Poeen'
6enression IN the trade Those present woud s@s
,i,fie about the meeting but IL Is understood h%' Tue
majority of the capital invested In carpet making j"
This country represented. re" oi u'e nl"'
-, 80, seloga,es were the BgeIOw Carpet Com
n.ny the Hartford Carpet Company and Horner
prothe-s & Co., OF Philadelphia. The talk about
ernsn and other capitalists who are ready to ioVe
S2s 100000 Ia forming a trust was pronounced
ropserse by one Of the ongnSiofs OF the meeang'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
TIE ICCUSER HIMSELF WAS HELD.

Michael Haas the baker who on a charge Of larceny,
caused tho arrest Of Peter Olscn who stopped run
away horse belonging to Haas on Wednesday was
himself held in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday TO await the result of the injuries inflicted
by the horse william Drscoll and Martin Coughlin,
who are al the New-IOrk Hospital. The police
justice characterized the arrest OF Olsen as piece
of unheard-Of stupidity" and promptly discharged him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

The business in State issues was covered by by
sales of Tennessee settlemept IS aI - Coz ~
city bank stocks, Western Natlohal SOU Vow d"
The general bond market was actlNe ana stro1g
throughout Chesapeake and ONO new oS sou
up to 1903 IA Fort worth al ido O an against
no ID Yesterday. Iowa Central tirsts rose to
Sc rs. Reference is made to our iull report OIL
bond sales. -. al da,, cIosing
Tne Ciearinu House statement to-day was as
follows; Exchanges, s143,SS3'3l9; Dai'hceS'
''l The Snb-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House 81 ,047,994. Its net loss on pal,
once was sl57224, made up by com loss OF
s4534 less cTrTeaCy faa 5000 siS
naymentS "a 4s2 O43; resulting in genera! pal,
ance of 81 s0,4O0,347 consisting OF 81 '''lfi'o4'
coin and s1O.267,698 currency, ,,,ro>
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer az washington tOf f re
ceived to-day S232,Vll N"io""i "A'A -'' '
Tbep cVstoms receipts were s9S7,535 the in
ternal revenue receipts ssA''-0i' anu ''e i''''-
To-doT's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and dcpOsits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
ost sd 3 $50 slss sos Dee D siSo
Ne silver o on hand 10 3O5ls5 l67l5si5 Inc 32L060
NeS bo gSend'' 17O7eOSo lsOs5S42 Inc. 1oisOOs
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
GyyF cer qal:Ssa sSs s22 OPS 9S Inc $3.50
Deposits I'm banks u lVf'-i0 ',I'''OO~ wv oOV'''V
Net cash balances s9s9 2O2 Cs1 s2G3472 $50 Inc sa70 172
Tho foroion exchanges were quiet and firm at
higher rates we revise quotations for business
as follows Bankers bills at "a 80 and 81 sc -
francs n, < 81 IA and oil "a reichmarIs at
% 30 and % 1-s, and guIders at 40 Lie and
40 Bile. -
weekly meeting to-day made change in its
minimum rate for discount, and il remains at B
DER cent Dnring the week the bank lost 223, 900
pounds sterling bullion, and the proportion OF its
reserves to It's liabilities was raised from 3D. 80 10
1870 per cent, arlinst an advance from 3D. 7s to
34 26 Der cent in the same week OF last year. when
its rate of discount was per cent. To-day the
bank lost IA 600 pounds bullion on balance. The
weekly statement OF the hank OF France shows u
decrease of 81 900, 900 francs gold and $685.
600 francs silver. The statement Of the Imperial
Bank OF Germany shows specie loss OF 1920. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
HOME NEWS.
PpoMNENr ApRyvAJS AT TUE HOTELS.

ALBEM ARLE-Congressman Charles S. Randall, OF
Massachusetts, THOLDI-Ex- Governor j. Proctor
Knott, Of Kentucky. BRUNSwICK-Senator James H.
Easiis. o. Louisiana FIFTH AVENUE-AndTew d.
White, ex-pfesidcnt OF Cornell University. GiIssEh -
John H. Stewart, L. s. Consul at Antwerp, ana MISS
Eastlske, OF London. PARK AVENUE-Insuranec Sn-
perintendent Robert A. Maxwell. OF Albany. 81
SAMEs-Ex-M Mayor NJ. ~ Nolan Of Albany, ana General
Stewart Van vliet U. 5. Army. NlCIokiA-Wdris,oh
barrett OF London and Colonel A. h Mcclure OF PRIZE
celphia- wESTMINS Ex-senator Funakoshl. OF Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The Board OF Trustees are about
TO issue certificates OF indebtedness 10 the amount
part of the sewer debt
SING SING.-Iarold =. Brown on wednesday night
Skinned the electric machine which Is TO be used
i'm Sing Sing Prison for the execution Of condemned
murlerers' to Baltimore 10 be tested before II Is
placed in position in the prison. The test Is 10 De
made by a number of experts and IL Is
completed the machine VIII be returned to Sing sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
OIL Markets.

Oh City. Penn, Oct. loNstoual Transit Certificate,
opened at 9s7sc Highest Sole lowest 9ol,c closet at
9s,c. sales 1900 bb!s; clraIanres. 10000 bits;
shipments e. Col bblE funs 3. l5G bbls.
Plttsburg penn. Oct lO.-Pctr0leum dull but steady
National Transit Certificates opened at 09c closed
9ssic; highes, 90lsc lowest 0Sl,c.
Bradford Penn oct 1O.NatlOnal Transit Certificate
opened 09c: closed ~ 9sS,e highest soc Lowest
J5sac. Ceafunccs 400 600 bbls
Ttnsviilc Penn, oct 1o-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at D6'sc; highest e9iso lowest o6ssc closed
9sS.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Oct. TO- 4 p. m.-Canadlan Pacific, 715y
Illinois Central 1901 Mexican ordinary 4SL2 st. Pauk
common, 73s New-York Central. lion; Pennsylvania
553, Mexican Central, new per cent bonds. 69s
Money, per
Psis advices quote cent rentes 81 francs 50
cefumes for the account and exchange on London a
IS francs 262 centimes for checks
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day is $4,000 pounds.
90 The bullion in the Bank Of Enaland has decreased
223 600 pounds duriD the past week The proportion Of
the Bank Of Engiand's reserve 70 liability. which last
week was 80 80 per cent, is 33. 20 per cent.
Paris Oct 10.-The weekly statement Of the Bank
Of France shows decrease VI 20OO000 francs In god
and 6,S75,000 francs in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
REnrtrEn 4 cold MEpAL-

The Marks Adjustable Chair Company. limited, No
$50 broadway, received the highest award, gold
medal at the Paris Exposition Tor the exhibit on their
Goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

987sd 1884, cents
Refined oil quotations were unchanged at cent,
per gallon at all ports
Foreign quotations have been tending 10 lower
basis and Bremen Is quoted down from 6.65 on
Monday to $50 maxi London is OFF Ia pence from
Wednesday at 7-16a GIG pence, and Antwerp rules
unchanged at II 1-5G17 Ia francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

The crude petroleum market yeste day refused t.
respond to the bullish figures Of tn National Transit
September stat ment printed above. No other
important influence was TO be noted OF a nature 30
sway operations The stock Exchange transactions
represented fairly coed volume of business. while
at the Consolidated Exchange November Opt rs
opened up at 80 cents and then slowly dwin ei to
98 1-2a0S So cents. Easier foreign quo a ions for
refined may have exercised a trhing In nee, but
the crude market would be correctly described
duplicate Of previous stupid days.
The range Of prices and the total dealings as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

SlLEs AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BJson, Oct. 10, 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11

marks. At the London Stock Exchange British
consols were easier at o. IA for money and o. 3-s
for account. In the open market, money was
discount Of bankers bills. Bar silver was steady
at AZ 3-id PER ounce. American railways were
firm and higher, but later reacted lSa3-5 per cent
At Paris French per cents rose TO 1882 l-2, re-
acted to 1855, and sight exchange on London was
ilrmer at 25.26 1-2 francs for sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
MEETING THE ATTACKS.
STOCKS KEEP THEIR FEET WE'LL
A GENERALLY FIRM MARKET CLOSES
STRONG.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oCToBEH 10.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
'hiia a Reading

fhila a Reading
list pref Inc
5000.
I'd pref Income
3. 0O0........G4L
Gen Mort ~
5000. ....Sl
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naltan
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
Notice Take Warning,
| Never Felt Better-A Plain
Statement.

Tosll whom II may concern: This isto Ger
tify that /, Miss Martha Sweeney. OF o0i
Dakota ave-, West II. Paul. have suffered for
the last four years with i'll health. About that
time got "A severe cold. which settled In my
head aud throat. and since that time have
taken cold. without apparently the slightest
exposure. | had constant dropping oi mu-
cous from my head into my throat. and pains
over my eyes and forehead. Alter u short
time Il found my stomach was beginning 10
trouble me. At first there was only little dis
tress after eating. but later on became so bad
that | could not eat hardly anything. and LIE
became a burden 10 me. As soon as would
eat ANYTHING my stomach would NIL with gas
and the distress was something terrible. Al
times would fear that was going To die.
doctored with several good physicians, and
spent a great deal OF money without any
benefit 10 myself. The last six months have
suffered greatly. | had 10 give up my school.
and could not do anything. About one month
aco | was recommended 10 20 and see DR..
Eihelbert o. COsman, of 4Sl Broadway, this
city After "a careful examination OF my ease
the doctor told me that L was suffering with
chronic catarrh of head. throat and stomach.
and that he could cure me. i placed myself
under his care and started treatment with
him Today feel as well As / ever dld In my
life and give this testimony OF my own free
viii and accord. that others suffering as have
NAV know where they may md relief, and
would recommend them To call and see the
doctor at once.-Martha Sweeney in st. Paul
Daily Dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

The following appeal has been issued.
&C. r. Plugge ls now on hls way 10
Grand Rapids. Il, MAS kidnapped from
his family 90 serve out sentence for
forgery Ia the Netherlands, having
been condemned there without "a hear
ing. After having been a prisoner IA
New York for about two months he
Was handed over 10 the Holland gov
ernment on the condition that he
should heve a new trial. HIS innocence
was then proven, and he was discharged
by the Holland court with all honofs.
When he comes back pennlleSs, after
nearly four months absence, he vii
meet hiS family III destitute circum-
stances Realizing how tins innocent
man and his large family must have
suffered, and desiring 10 assist HIM ia
resuming hls now ruined business, the
undersigned viii take the liberty of
calling within few days upon their
fellow citizens with the object of rais-
ing purse 10 be handed 10 Nh. Plugge
on hls arrival"
The paper Is signed 10y the following
gentlemen. John Snitscler, John ii.
Rosema, III. II. {. Van Asmus, James
Van den BeTge, Herman Hugenholts,
John ii. Beekman, O. kOelois, j. A. K.
Van Dugteren, Herman Van Aaideren.
;. WesSelus.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Do you experience ringing or buzzing noises
in your carsi
Do you feel as though you must suffocate
when lying DOWN
Are you troubled with "A hacking cougn anu
general debility?
Are your eyes generally weak and watery
and frequently infiamed?
Does Your voice have husky, thlck SOUND
and a nasal sort OF twangl
is your breath frequently offensive from
some unaccOuntable cause?
Have you a duh, oppressive headache, gener-
ally located over the eyes
Do you have to hawk and cough frequently
In the effort 10 clear your throat!
Are YOU losing your sense OF smell, and Is
your sense Of taste becoming duiledy
Does your nose always feel stopped up. fore
ing you 10 breathe through your mOuthY
when stooping 10 pick ANYTHING of the floor?
Does every little draught of air and every
slight change of temperature give you "A cold?
are you annoyed by a constant desire to
hawk and spit out an endless quantity Oi
Are YOU always tired and indisposed to exer-
tion. whether To business. work or amuss-
ment2
rs great effort required 70 keep your thoughts
fixed upon matters that formerly were easily
performed ~
DO you rise from bed as tired and weak as
you were tne night before and feel as though
you wanted 70 lie there forever!
The above are some OF the symptoms of ca
tarrh and the beginning of lung troubles SO
one case ia a hundred VIII have al OF them
bur every one affected viii have few or many
Of them The greater and more serious your
SYMPTOMS the more dangerous your condition
This class of disease = treated very success
fully bv Dr. C0sman at No. lu0 Monroe-st.
Dr C0sman USES no secret noSfrumS. bui
cures diseases by the skilitul combination OF
the pest known remedies. applied in the most
approved manner. aud by using the latest and
most highly recommended appliances known
10 the profession. Tie thus produces results
which speak Tor themselves in the many
patients cured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

An OEDTNANCE-To regulate the construc-
A ton aud repair Of sidewalks on Monrue--t
n the city of 6rand Rapids Lyon-St. Y SAID
and on that portion % Canaist. Ia ssid city
south OF Bridge ~ q said city.
The Common Council ot the city OF urand
Rapids 90 Ortisiu as follows:
Srcti0a l. All sidewalks on either side OF
ftou roe ST. ln the city of ertnd Rapids on
etner side ~ Lvou 10. iu said city. from taual
-. lu Slld city to ksuf -. tn said eity. and on
either side 1f tuat portion "a canal 80 In >tid
fftv. south ef Brid-eSf. In salt ettY, which
shall hereafter De lald, constructed or re-
paired shall D. 50 Hif. constructed and
Repaired AZ tne estg6i shed grade II said streets
respectively. and shall he ~ the width of siir.
~aiks fixed ard established fo- said designated
Inrtioas 20 Sald Nalror. LFou nud t1- ii->is F..
FrSpeefiVry and stali 1r ialu aua Cot...r icf-d q
efeut stone lseg.ng eight inc4ts iu ii.le - .',-
ead laid with am InrHra'ion downs ifd ~ .ta
Ia tnaer siae oi aIg such sd~H as o. tn~
eufnlug ~ one-frurtl % an uch - th-
fsef. Ttf- spe.tH rt.Ious aud method of con
s1ucflen of which stone faggi NJ $. dewaiNS
sn8ll drsf Dr. SUnallttr.i tv taf Board 20 run.it
fofks 81 sld elry i1r us spgrnt a. ntinre th7
<.me snaH - iait. consiructta Yr frP.s.rer
freyitsd. heneFtr, .nst waiss ~ esLSlets
tar specffc4fian material and m thod ot con
Tuefiau OF which shall 1fs. av sa1tlitl~d ~
Is sald Board ~ lo..e wosks ..a9 Meet iit ",
fa~1saa ~ said stone ilE1inr-
~ge Ehe provision Hf tA orsil lute rA-
sfaefian .nd rrnti 4. 1AS n lhe .les
a. of4nt RapIds. uas>et 4uiv e. l',' t~ me
sane has from tina 80 slIae oeea ainrudr -
sfaH p.y so fne sil-W Wt.Ns eeasirac ,rd, l1ie
sf rerHIrtI ou Sttt AoAree 81. and On 80
PORTIONS ~ ss ivon and said Car etsf ekffot
- In this nft. t.4.a. i- pfNeift-r rNPivrs
pr1ytaaas ana SEC 1894 sa1i 90 stit e.tF sfalt
f'.ssess tte tait Frfs iA 9ei t'iil ll- -t.is
dHrts~ fni rhe same Fers 1f assessment ant
e. laeffna of Che ..sr. chars ss and expenses.
s.a4 apply Cd su. .t 1rIH-+i.. lut t1f sstl4
a. EHsfed portlane IS said Ls9a and Canal
sr4 8s are uFafire tsr in snit n-tt la. &C.
s,a~,el. Iuig s its5 tll amended as afersss a.
-. 8 - eIa taf u =
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

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a. 81 tl~c2.
NsstmiasEer Presses g-st4a-keF- hE- : Ia
case. g4stoE lar4as ana evening sefsis1
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Church II lArlsl-Eey. ~ h. Richard son.
pastor. taual services morning aud evening
sunday school az noon ouas p~9plr prayer
meeting az o.s5 g. ~ n rst SIDE Mission oai
das school Ia GERMAN ksalsscileAl eAufe4 al
S 70 p. IA.
Division Street n E-R4y John Graham. II
u. pastor preaching lu0Cnlns aua evening os
the pastor. Morning s4hj-et cfsalttty 3l
Ahrlst LFrDlus subject = sermon All tiic
hrcA. SUNDAY srhopl az noon Ao4hs Pc
Pie , meeting al o-5J p. 70.
Plaioneid Avenue urCougfrgationaI-Rev }. I
Hustled ps,tor Morning aud evening services
al the usual hours sunday sch0oy az noon
Young peopirfs society OF Christian EndeaNUT
meets Al 6,.sl u m Evening service conducted
by the \ ;. prison work and flower mission
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