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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
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sa sss Ne 1910 a5xioO Ffohann Bio'hsfs 40 800
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s!ss sS%Stss x loo 8 and Charles
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w hsss: ~ ss =. s sSa Sits Ka.n'in'
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sos Sss'sa SHAVE 1881
loos ecOd lws ara Tls Ss e. Geo 70 S wobS
Sans properly, Edwin Anbers and others 70
ss1 osl properly asss George webb to
aAls ssss : . 2So rits ., 9, @ham Durham
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ss. YES as':i I.s.ys ass,ooo cA.s >. 81
ss:s sc f1s ss 81
ca: Gsmsass ssS
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s sas sl 10 : sss G$sssiosYoS Ella Grossly ~
xth'sye hsl' : Lots siS and sis near Me square
Read, lOsieSi Iosls T B'yard and wiis 70
ave ssss s1 si' Z: .ss s's so siS . win
SshsSs, :, lots $50 and 2si near Mile Square
Lots s4i and "a ia block bonded BY 30 and 4th
ayes. ID and "a sts Gath Ward. s0xl0oi Cnas
cenms ws:ssns's loo yssnI Ssai SSIs ssssss
MishAel AcAnneny 70 Mary MeAnneV
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,s. 1isS.i s'S fi: fs sss' 'sD,
1aists :. aoo ltb.sve. iooxioofi walker ''''
:. y fitzpatrick and wife % Frcdk tldhous
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e9th-st, 8, IS ~ 1Ith-afe; Henry Coleman and
- wife to Caroline Badger
! mel and VIE % Hannah - EsssspSsrs Berg ~ 1o7so
~ Giss6si 70 Henry 5 Strauss ,. 1880
sIuiias ssa esssf r' 70 iessnss Elnsts% 10000
$Hs : ~ M<ase, 7bx10O.s IL. Esnny
e4e7ee 10 Bernhard Hosenatock :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
Jre Gream.


A FACT.-Hor:on's lee Cream Is made from pare
n uortons Patent super Frozen Bricks or fco
hard hour. Country orders promptly oiled DsRc:s
a05 have, sos etn-aye, 115 Pafk row; lilo Eat
l25th-sL, Eew-York; and 453 Fulton-ss. Broshyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

BOUND BRooK ROUTE
VIA Central K * q Hes.ssfsey spa fhls6eiphia ana
Reading K r. Leave toss L is n n. ssA 1&
PAYS 45sls s: is.sssa ii sgalsif ;as, - ,,,o
~ n. have smnscroo for Rasdins Hasissssa fsssS
and pssor Gar sssss can - procured 4 n IA
ga t,o sas 9sdxs5 ls1 YsSsys e 80 ~, ~
Fulton s.. es Rroadwsv, BROOKLYN. -
bsreaeo from hotel er readenoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
Gitp propfrfp 90 fet.

A sIx-sTonY, substantial. building. 25x11o sSs
"A Peafl-st, let with Immediate possession; power
II deslrd. RULAND WHITING. Beeknsn.st
A CORNER building the Post once, % lease for
man-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16

Business propertp for Sale anb 70 f:t
BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET, on Beekran, Ann, Fulton. John, Pearl, VIII
ian, Nassau snd streets in the vicinity. RULkno
WHITING. bsskmsn.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16

Brooklyn prorfrtp for Sale ano 60 fst
---------~~~-~---'
4 ow PRICED LOTS along L road. in Broekiyn. 10
IL plots suit builders Investors; streets severed
and paved; value. rapidly enhancing
rutland & WHITING. 8 Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
IF YOU DESIRE

HENRY c. DEMING. Secretary and Treasurer
CLINTON HUNTER, Assistant Secretary.
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Cost ano fonno,

OsT-Between Desbrosses-st ferFy-hous ana pcnnsy
Lyana Railroad wsng room, the afternoon 81 January
4. saaskin shoulder cape Hinder VIII be rewarded X
returned % As Lafayette Place NewGork OF Mrs
f. HOWE
\ OST.-Bank Book No. los 642 on Dry Dock savings
IL Bank Any person having claims upon SAID book
thirty days or the said book will be declared cancelled
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-01

The exercises were also conducted in
ar tho 4.,,rto,.rtso tf.. lower Grades
-. .,,,-,l
lAeSe "ele All Hio'''i'" "i''i '''v S'''"'
general plan, and description of those
ln the West Leonard->t. building de-
str.r.s the character oi them aii.
Inc lNlait classes mere N'4a lNt-I tN-
crc-srS in tno lower AaIl, under am I'M
mcnsc bell made IN our irrational colofs.
The children named tne Presidents
IN order. gave important dates, points
Up history and statements concerning
Washington In the chori'ScS mat
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-01
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Iuet-N -Nua and piano. Misses Mag
s.e lsd Adl.e Graves.
Ilrug ti.e exercises lltle ber ucs
Pcrul alt Alex Ncinefso., 0i ~,
primary department. dressed fesn,rt
frlv. az lfly aud General Washing.
te1. came u, an4 were introduced irot
tle r.attDrn Their "nl4ke-l1' Na-
particularly good. a.t they earned v-'
SHEER I4t.t- o. psrtceton.
Atttr f4e programme. reception
WIS held hy the pupils. who "'i,
dressed 20 represent President Wash
ttnu aui lady. Wee President john
am~ lui wife. Marquis Lafayette
Ia.ua, j e-iet-on amt uauy others oi
more or Jess note. some OF tle COS
TUNES were good copies OF tne dressc'
Worn at tiai time.
ilt fNdn.~t, AItir 'fltht~, thf F-'iI'-
t-. Alice M,Quillen and john la~toa
aud tie coruct.-t, Herman kut>che
made very good orchestra. All cX
cept the coraetst are pupils ot IL,
department..
lnc scholars wish To express thank.
to !. 8. j. Friedrich, who loaned then
the piano. and also 10 Dr. Ross, Mrs
In.ton and Miss Maggie Graves, Whose
delightful music added $50 much 10 IL,
enjoyment OF the occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-01

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Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Tolchester Beach, situated on Chesa-
peake Bay, thirty Ia!les south OF Perry-
VIE, Is one OF the must completely an.
polGtcc excursion resorts In the country
The Location is at!ractive-to begin " III.
but, apart frUin this, The proprietors have
omitted nothlhg that could adj TO its
facilities tor enjoyment. Tho boating.
sailing aud bathing are cool and SAFE
AKA the Grabbing Is uGusually fine A
large whale on eyhiritlou Is q fruttlre q,
great interest. Facilities Tor the enter.
t.iHintnt OF both young aud old abound.
There are tnsrry 40 rounds, incl ned rail.
ways, too0ggan slide, ana half mile
Track whore ponies are furnished FOR
riding or driving. There is al.o a ZOO
ioRical garden Ia eubryo, and display
Of plants and flowers.
lhs food supply ia very comprehensive.
ranging from hity cent dinner Al the
hotel to sandwiches, pic aud crabs at five
GEMS. No Into. icatug liquors are sold
ON the grounds, aud excellent order ia
maiutA,ned. Asa picnic resort fof iamt-
lies and children 1t Is uLriyAled 10 this
section.
lac ne2t popular excursion TO Tolches-
ter VIA Philadelphia, Nilmin. ton and
Baltimore Railroad is liked for SUNDAY
next, september ls.. The sqeciAl tram
leaving Wilmington at 74j "a. m. will
run to Baltimore on faat schedule.
where rxcurslonisis VIA take the steamer
Tor dorchester, arriving ut ll.3U a. M.
Five hours Will bs allowed at the Beach
aud al 40 the steamer will start for Bal
lim0e e, com eeting with the spccAl train
starting for Wilmington about Z D. m
Everybody VIII DO home again hy 10
O'Clock. The round-trp rate is only 81
from Wilmington; children between 5
and y years Of age Lalf price.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Tue STATE OF DELAWARE g. b
Greeting.
Whereas, Frances Roche, by her pett.
- tion to the Judges OF our SUI
seal perior Court, filed in the Office
- OF the Prothon otary of the said
court in and for the county Of New Cas-
tie for the cause of complaint therein
alleged has made application to our said
Judges that decree may be pronounced
dissolving the marriage existing between
the petitioner and her husband, James
u. Roche.
We therefore command You. as Won
nave heretofore been commanded, that
you summon james b. Roche SO that he
be and appear before the Judges of our
said court Mt the next term thereof To
be hold ut Wilmington on Monday the
sixteenth day of September next to an
swer the allegations of the said nett
ttoner according to the act of assembly
in such case made and provided. aud al.
so TO do and receive what the said court
shall then ana there consider concerning
him in this behalf as to the court shall
seem meet and consistent with the pro.
Vision of the said act of assembly. and
have yon then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph p.
Comegys Esq, at Wilmington tn e Twen-
ty seventh day of May A. D., eighteen
hundred and cighty.nine.
Issued August l4th 1859.
GEO. A. MAXWELL. Pro'y.
The above is true copy of the origi-
nal writ held by me. ALSAN ALLEN,
..- Sheriff
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
FRIDAY, AUGUST 80. 1880.
Mr. JAMES A. BRADLEY. The fou

Mr. JAMES A. BRADLEY, the foun.
der of Asbury Park, who recently sent
q communication 10 the Philadelphia
Press fsvoring high license instead of
prohibition at this popular summer re.
sort, has always been pronounced
prohlbitionist When he founded this
park it was his intention to have q
place where liquor would be un.
known, and in this he was backed up
by the majority Of the property holders
and residents. Now, however, he
says that there are fully one hundred
places at the park where liquor can be
obtained. He, therefore, iayors high
license and restrictive liquor law, as
he knows that will decrease the NUN
Der OF places where liquor can be oh,
tained, and also hold those who do
sell to strict accountability. If pro
bibi,ion cannot be enforced at Asbury
Park, it cannot be enforced any
where.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
SELECT SCHOOL.
Monday, September o,
In the Davidson building, Corner of
Ninth and King Streets.

Roth sexes are admitted and classcs
win be formed in the common aud high
CT English branches, in book keeping
and in such Ancient and Modern Lam.
gungcs MS may he desired. Assistant
teachers Of experience aud ability have
been secured for each department, At-
Iurding students unusual advantages on
very moderate terms. ...
Personal attention IL given to each
scholar, that AN interest may be
awakened in the Students mind without
which progress aud thOroushncss are
impossible.
Those who, on account of illness or
lack Disadvantages, have fallen behind
Ia their studies, will receive special as
sist,Mce and training. that, without en-.
Dn1rnsmeut they nayrapidlyrecoverl lost
ground.
The Primary and Intermediate De
partment viii be under competent
teacher.
students from outside the city will
have special oversight and care,
Terms from - To tls per quarter, &c
cording to classification,
For further information, apply to
MRS. HAitxNESs,
$40 Market street, city,
Between II "A. m, and y. M, or my
evening. AUS II
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

After Guiteau, the assassin of Presi-
dent Garfield, had been convicted and
sentenced TO be hanged, . United States
soldier, who was on guard at the Mill
tsry Prison In Washington, saw him
standing At the window of his cell, when
be raised his gun and fired. The bullet
missed the mark, and, after striking the
aide wall, glanced and 1attened against
the rear wall OF the cell and fell to the
hoor. When picked up 1t was found that
1t had formed an almost perfect likeness
OF tue assassin, and 1t was taken in
charge by the Government. A mould
was made from the original, aud about
one hunired fac-similics east, after which
the original bullet and the mould were
locked up In the Treasury Department,
and no more will be made, consequently
these relics are worth their weight in
gold.
w ben President Harrison was lnaugu-
rated j. S. Beecher, a brother Of A. p.
seechtr the popular photographer at
Nc. o15 Market street, visited Washing
ton, and among other places of interest
Visited the Military Prison. lie was
eourteously received by Captain Russ
who 10 IN charge, and shown eyerythia az
OF Interest about the inAtitution. lie WAS
shown the cell IN which Guiteau was con-
lined, and the mark on the side and back
wall where the bullet shot At him struck.
de WAS also shown the rope with which
Guiteau waa eIecu. ed, and stood on the
galiows from which he was launched into
eternity. Before he left the jail Captain
Kuss presented him with fac simile Of
the bullet 1red at Guiteau, which he
brought hone and presented 10 his friend,
Willism X. Long OF the REPUBLICAN, TO
add TO bis large collection OF curlos. Any
one wishing TO acc THIS relic eau do SO BY
calling at the kErUnLIcAa office during
the IN -rnlLg.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

ConPoRAL TANNER Lag the full and
unqualified endorsement OF the Nation.
o. Encampment. G. A, r.. now in srs
sion at Milwaukee, and he can feel
proud Of it, Ever siAce he assumed
the duties Of Pension Commissioner he
has been bounded and abYsed by the
Democratic and Mugwump journals,
for his liberal construction Of the pen.
sion laws. In fac. this clsmor became
30 great. that the Government ordered
an investigation of the manner in
which be conducted the bushes. of the
cfhce, and this showed that he was ne,
doing anything more than strict aud
impartial justice TO the old soldiers.
Now he has the endorsement Of the re
representatives. Of over 5000 o OF his 0!t
companions in arms, and he has JUS
cause TO feel proud OF it.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
ON SATURDAY,
THE iiTn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, iSs!
AT 10 O'Clock a. IA,


All that certain tract Of lend sit ate in Pen-
cater hnnired New Caste iunty Delaware
and more particularly described as ioll3ws,
10 wit:
Beginning for the same at a STONE on tn
middle Of IA public road leading from the Buck
road to tht r. EtOn aud v arnics read thence
south ~ degrees east ~ 5-lu perDhs5 to "A
stake, thence north IS H. degrees west Is
peTches TO tlase south y 10 degrscs, west
4A4 10 pefchCs to EtSke lheAee south
70 degrees vest 10 Percbss TO HiAke thence
fonth y degrees ~sst ~ ptrehes 10 stake
thence south "a de.I usIl s7-le PER ines In
ps1ch-s 70 as,AkethrTce south - jesrers webt
4s ~ reheB u a tt4Re snes north l3 ia ds-
Rrses west l57-l9 perches to sake thence
north rs degrees east 10 teFcheA to u stake
thence north ~ degrees west II $40 perches
to a stone thsnee north 7ndeErees east ~ g 10
Pr re .es tpa stake thence south 81 degrees
east 10 Ito perches to stake thence north 10
herrees East y 5 10 prrches to stake, thence
north g degrees wat perchts to stake
hence north u deg ees west 236-l0 perches
to stake thence nOrlh 90 degrees eass IS k-10
pcrches to a stake theuee north c. ~ de-
RreeB east 80 s-lo per, hes TO the stone the
place OF beginning. Containing 10 acres.
Reseryine thereout and th.refrom the sew
erAl parcels sold to CJo1kshAnks, samua
Murray and Peter jackson, amounting ia all
TO about II "a scIcswith the buildings hare n
erected.
! Seized aud taken into execution as tile prom.
erty of Thomas h. Ellison aud Jaae ". Eli
| ison, his vile and I. I. AMI 10 be sold BIZ
ALEhk ALLEN, Sheriff.
sherid's Office. Whining ton, AUGUST ~.
| 1859. au2s
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
August ISL $50.
New CASTLE COUNTY

New CASTLE COUNTY,
The STATE OF DKLAwAhR s's'
To the sheriff Of New Castle County,
Greeting:
Whereas Henry Powers, by his peti.
- ton to the Judges of our Su.
SEAL perior Court died in the office OF
- the Prothoa otary of said court
foT the cause of complaint therein al.
legged has made application to our said
Judges that u decree may DO pronounced
dissolving themarriAge existing between
the petitioner and HIS wife, julia VOL
colt Powers
We therefore command you as you have
heretofore been commanded that GU
summon Julia Wolcott Powers that she
hcand appear before the Judges OF our
said court at the next term thereof TO
be held at Wilmington, on Monday,
answer the allegations OF the said pc.
tittuner according to she Act OF Assem-
bly, In snch cases made and pro vided
ana also do and receive what the said
court shall theU and there consider con
corning her in this behalf as tho Court
shall seem meet, and consistent with
the provisions OF said act Of Assembly,
and have you there this writ
Witness the Honorable Joseph r.
Coincgys. Esq. ut w Huntington, the 2Tth
day Of May, A. b. eighteen hundred
ana eighty nino.
issued August "a, lSsN. .....
GLO. A MAXWELL, Prot'y.
Tic above Is Il true copy OF the
original writ held BY me,
ALNAN ALLEN
Sheriff
Aug 10, iHH9- aul5-2taw I'm
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

THH STATE or Delaware. = 8.
To the sheriff OF New Castle County
Grectiue:
Whereas Thomas f. Mulion by his Pc.
- tition to the Judges Of our 81
seal perior court flsd in the office 81
- tho frpthonatory of said court
in and for tho County Of New Castle. for
tic cause OF complaint therein has made
application to our said Judges thata de-
cree Li&y b pronounced dIssOl wing the
marriage existing between the petition
er ana his wife Lizzie Mullen.
We therefore command you as YOU hive
Boon MISCONCEPTIONS commanded, that
you summon Lizzie Mullen SO that she
Cur sain rEtrt Ut TIE next term there
OF 10 be held ut Wilmington, on Mon
day, the sixteenth day of September
next, to answer the allegations OF snid
petitioner according to he Act of As.
sembly ia such case made and provided,
aud also to do and receive what tho SAID
court shall then anu there consider cou-
corning her In this behalf rs to Inc
t0urt shAll seem meet and consistent
with the provisions of the said Act "
Assembly. And have You then there this
writ.
Witness tho Honorable Joseph p.
Couegys. Esq. at Wilmington, this 17th
day OF May, A. D., eighteen hundred
and eighty-nine.
Issued August IA. 1885.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Prot'y.
Inc above IS a true copy of tic orig
inal whit held by me.
ALTAS ALLEN.
august 10, 1883. auglj,2t,sm I'm
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
BALTIMORE & ONO RAlLUOAn
ID schedule IN effect Mas i, -
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE, pLpuL
--- EAST Bnukn
. E1pre9s tiltlns,

Express trains.
NEwi oRK, wcel. days. L.. G0l,' 4,'ls
am. .l2os, - s.. sos ~ e, ii.
NEW ioHk, sundays, "2l5 =. q s. "A.
sl1O5, ~ B, 20 ". 'B u y. III.
PinLApELrntA, wcek Gay '2li OtN
6AO, 7 %, e. 80, 300 40 o. " Ut m,
az 01, | On, 'a3s, 800 4lg s5us, ~ G.i
vt -, % 5 IS, 80 y. IN.
PHiLAnKLPlIIA, Sundays. 40 II, 'T6'170 ~
aO5, 10 n Il. m, sl2 ~, a., '2se, aJ. III
'5os, b3. IL. 90, SIS ~: y ~,
ChksrER, week days.! 10. 'iU3. tA',fN
15i, IS So Oh, ia u, l0.GH. IT., "a
l00 p3', 800, iIO, SOS 525, GlA W
70j, s35. ~ 3! p. m.
CHESTER, sundnva. 500, f59fBs8
~ 20, n. M, Hl40I %, s43S. 5vL "A
Sos. 3. Glo $40, s55. '95! j.. III
ATLAhlIr tiIT. y L., wees days, ~
2.t1, 500, '.v- p III. sundays, i,05 a. :
900 ~ ''' wEsr MOUND.
BALTiNoRE AND wAsHSGTor, 80 ~
II taa, M, AS, s4l5, % AZ, .sI Al
an,iyi lea. ~. '20s D. IN. dai-f, eteep,
l'ltishurt. = IGn. m; aim m=t,tv.
- CnicAao. 's4d a. m, $40 !. nj; uqth
Cincinnati and St. Loni. .l,is n
and Is % p. IN; both dnly,
slnGERLf Accommodates. ~ nm
and Ii 10 u. m. daily.
LANpEhBEh1 ACCOMMODATES. week
Gays, G,lh,l II u Am, 40 aud . iU j.. H., s4a
days, 80 Il. M, u md 3 10 p. M
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sTREET STATION
For Philadelphia ana way statl0ai
Neck HaNs; 300. Q -, 30 lbs "A. m, La
~: 10 . % T. M Sundays, d 81 u. m; Z u, "a
For baltimore, week taya,s8 20 ~
II % u. m. : -, d 80 u. IN. SUNDAY al
II. m: ID aud % cop. IN.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

The season for 1889 Atlantic Cnv sun
lag excursion approache the end. En-
JOY one more delightful day at the sea.
shore, Take tbs steamer Habrr from
foot OF King street, at 80 sunday morn
lug, aud 70 by short line to Atlantic
CITY, fare Il 50.
You will lave eight hours at tie sea.
shore. Returning tram leaves atlantic
City al 6 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30
Russell, MissImeI & Co.
G. VORRELL.
Fifth and ShipIey SITS
CARPETS.

In looking around Tor car
pets, every one wants to Sc
cure the handsomest an d
best goods for the least cost.
They naturally go to those
places showing the largest
assortment and where they
are satisfied they will get the
full worth OF their money.
The time has gone by for any
store to be successful In sell.
Ing goods with a small as
aortment or with even a large
one if made up of old styles.
Our line Of all tie various
grades Of Caybetlngs no ~
for tall trade is tie largest
7Ue haze eaer skouu and NE
think tie cheapest. DOM
leave your selections too late
tits the early buy er that gets
the choice in Carpets-pat-
terms will get oversold. Look
around, compare s y e s,
prices, qualities and assort-
ments,then come and see us;
We will be pleased to show
you whether you buy Or not.
c. WORREL-L-,
Fifth and Shipley Streets,
aug 28-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

Prayer and experience meeting will be
b IA Al Tie houtc II Mrs. John Nc
Donald, y ,. I'll NORTH Val Burtn stree.
saturday evening at 745 O'Clock. Free
invitation The go p IN. outdoor
Sunday evening nr.tilg viii be held at
the corner d LIN ana franklin streets
and conducted BY tie sane lady Many
persons attend these oFan air meetings
who canuJl Rn 10 church. s4ine.fu4es
over score OF women with little babes
in their arms have been preseut.
Daily Republican., 1889-08-30

The repairs on the Church of tho Re
deemer, at Eighth and Monroe streets,
have not yet been completed, and conse-
auently services viii not b. held there
next Sunday. The work, however, Is pro-
crossing satisfactorily, aid viii b 1nlsh-
ell the coming week. Thcref re the
church viii be opened ON Sunday, the Sth
lust, with appropriate cerenonio and a
large congregation should be present on
the occasion.