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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
tk.,,es a cooa Rat.

Here is rat story from the Gordon (Gs) Press: "A gentleman, whose yerscity is unqass;ionable, relates the following; T had been picking cotton in my field very hard all the morning, and when dinner time came I laid down in the gin house. and mus. have dozed off to sleep. when all ct once l felt 6 sharp prick on the end of my Anger. l jumped ap and saw large rat leok. ing at me intently. and he kept run. ming backward and forward, but com- ing back at the same place each time. picked up nut and tt rev it so . ecu rstely that 1t k He'd the rat. About that time I discovered some cotton on fire which, I believe, caused the strange actions of the rat, and believe that \, as well as the gin house, would havc been burned had it..not been for the timely bite sf the rat. I shall have hin stuffed ]"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Adxsnrsaes of Being . Man.

Agnes Rankin, the venturesome young girl Of Fulton, Ky, who got into the penitentisry through her penchant for wearing boys clothes, and who was pardoned and immediately ran away from home again, is in more trou ble. She went to work as farm hand near Kenton, Tenn, and her sex was discov- cred, whereupon very proper old mag is,rate of the neighborhood sent her . jail for further investigation of the case. Agnes gives reason for her conduct,
 which IS worth some consideration.
 "I prefer to wear mems clothes" she
 said, "for the same reason that first
 led me to put them on. They insure me employment wherever go. Were to come into this community dressed as a woman, and ask to be allowed to do hard days washing for 50 cents, ! would neither get the work, nor be allowed to stop in the house without being indsrsed by responsible person, or showing a pocketiuil of recommen- dations to satisfy the household of my probability.
 "Bn. fl come rigged as a man, l get plenty of work at Sl day, and. no questions asked. 1 discovered a good while ago that 1t doesn't pay to be a woman. Women are no good. vile Courier-Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Toe Much oossIp.

There is nothing 80 injurious to any community as the retailing of gossip. It hurts both those who talk and those who are talked about No home can be so pure that its ssnctity may no. be invaded. No character may be so spolless that these retailers of filth may not smirch it. From listening to with pleasure and repestiny with greed the salacious stories which are told, the scandal monger comes 10 essrcising his own inventive genius. till the putres- cent appetite, growing by that upon which it leeds. passes beyond bounds, and the gossiper, rather than Do Ge- prived of the pleasure of telling new tales oI 6lth, will deliberately aud wan tonly lie about those whom he knows to be above the breath of suspicion.
 A lascivious slander once started is never permitted to die. There are too many to roll 1t as sweet morsel under their tongues. Hence 1t goes on its destructive way, the poor victim the meanwhile totally unswares of the damage which is being done.
 The prevalence of such gossipis one of the features of the west. Why it should be so, would require a longer dissertation than can at present be afforded. Whatever the reason, the fact cannot be denied. A stranger having but little 10 do other than list ening to the gossip of western town, would soon be convinced that in that town honor among men snd yir- tue among women had no existence.
 To make the matter worse. the gos- sipmengers are more frequently men than women. This is also a western feature. It is shame. It Is a state of morals that calls for redress. The remedy lies in letting gossip alone. Every man, woman and child should eschew it. IL should no more be per mitted to enter the ear or to pass the lips than would dose of the most deadly prussic acid. The times ace ripe for reformation in this psrticu- lar .-Aibuquerque Democrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19

sterhng's Royal Remedy. the eenu- inc article, m quantities to suit, ct Ross' Corner Drug Store. au2Su large assortment of dfugs, chem. calls and toilet articles for sale at the sefy lowes, prices at the Corner Drug Store. If Brecht & Throne have for sale car
 load Of Osborne iron Mowers, ReApers and Rakes, at the Pioneer shops. ml7tf For Stock Medicines atlowest fig ures
 send to the Mountain City Drug Store west of the Court House. slla Anthony & Kuhn beer on draught at
 the Mcntesuma. 5 cts. per glass; i; Schooners i2} cts. m2gu A graduate of Chicago College of Pharmacy tills all prescriptions as the
 Mountain City Drug Store. Robinson & Brisley, proprietors. stiu For Perfumes and incest fsney goods, call at the Corner Drug Store. Endless variety. c Saddle horses and single or double
 rigs for hire at Sloane stable southeast
 corner of the plaza. u have received carload of elegant Anheuser-Busch (St Louisl Lager Beer, which propose to sell ioe-cold, al reduced prices. in kegs, bottles, or any amount have refurnishei my lodg- tug house, and will rent rooms; beds san be rented at two or four bits. sm ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes. split aa' delivered at house fer x7 per cord
 Leave orders here os through postoifce.
 Martin Msier. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Mall scneduia

Prescott & Arizona Central Railroad six times week; arrive at 1: 10 p. m and close st p. m.
 Verde and Black Canyon via Agas Fris--three times a week; arrive { p. m., Monday, Wednescay and Friday close :45 B. m. Tuesday, Thursda, and Saturday.
 Phenix, Congress, Antelope. Skull Valley and Walnut Grove--six times 6 week; close :45s a. m.; arrive ! p. m.
 Jerome-three times a week; close 2 45 a. m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday; arrive P. m., Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday.
 Howell, Walker. Bueno and Alexsn- dra--three times week; close ' 30 a. m, Monday, Wednesday and Friday arrive ' is P. m., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 Simmons and Juniper---once wee ; arrive 5 p. m. Friday; close a. m. Saturday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
~ arried.
DIec.
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION. ome Interest ing Items for All
 Glasses Of Readers.

coxe's Giycerine Lotion at Ross's Corner Drug Store, nl9tf.: Fine stock of Saddles at Osnburg Bros dlu All the standard patent medicines at the Corner Drug Store. fl
 All the standard patent medicines at the Corner Drug Store. a
 Three meals for Sl at the Sherman House. formerly Dan Hatz' Hotel.
 Large stock of ladies' purses at Yavspai Pharmacy at very low prices.
 m3
 Reduced prices have caused great rush of business at tbe Corner Drug Store. u
 A full line of Wright's choicest 0dors and Sachet Powder, at the Corner Drug Store. If
 Congress. Aponinaris and vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner Drug store. Il
 Insect powder just received. finest quality and warranted, at the Corner Drug Store. tt
 Everything usually kept in drug store for sale CHEAP at the Corner Drug Store. u
 Stationery-lsrgest and finest assort- ment ever seen in Prescott--at the Corner Drug Store. u For nice Buggy, Phston, Spring Wagon, or anything in that line, call ,n Brecht & Throne. ml7u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
FReM FRIDAYS DAILY.
 Fine weather prevails again.

uS HesLnSI prcNais aSaih-
 Probate Jndge French WAS able tt sit up to-day.
 Supervisor Moore came up from hi' ranch yesterday.
 John H. Dickson is up from his Skull valley ranch.
 The funeral of the late VI. W. Davi: WAS largely attended to-day.
 4 reception was given to Mrs. Stone man and daughter at Whipple last evening.
 The vote for sheriff in Pima county is tie. It is claimed by some to be the case in this county.
 ". E. Adams. one of the popular commercial travellers for San Fran cisco spice house, is here on his occa- sionsl rounds.
 "Ssm," the colored waiter st the Elite, undertook 90 carve one oi the boarders of the place, last eveRing, but was prevented, ard given nice room ''under the clock"
 Frank AitsTs, who returned to Pres colt 8 few days ego from Nevada, to close the sale of the Catoctin mine, intends to again leave fer the above State, where he says bis mining inter- esls are very 6attering.
 C. W. Hsnderfeid, oI Alexandra, came in from the above place last night Go pay Prescoli $ visi;--the first one in four years. In speaking of mining aiTsirs generally throughou; the south part Of the county he pictures the fG- Sure as Yely promising, aaa also states
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
ufy Goods at. Cost.

Wishing to enlarge other depart
 ments in our store, We will dispose oi our immense stock of dry goods at cost.
 No trouble to show goods. No resson- able offer refused.
 a27tf A. WoiIRsBuRa d Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
NOTICE FOR PusllcATIoa
LAsn orF'cs aE ra.sserr Asla

uctob<y 3l. fS3a Notice ts hereby gfven ibss she falIovfn> Hsmet settler has iisd a9ttce of his int ,pfio, anu thai said proof will be lr s<fe Aofofe th> Register sud Receiver of q. Land 0c9ce si Prescott. sArtxons, on December sT. fs3o, cis s2{ for the Sozth < sf Sorshwess Il aud Noas L of Southwest &s SecS5 lwpi i6 SEsE He names the following wsfnees~s to 7s<s of. sAsd lant, yizs John T. c .sdaer of Corn. vii .. Arizona. 3oha AeDoaalu ef Pre- so.4 Arizona, q 70. Wara. of CottoaNood. ArixonS James StTahan. o< Colt snwood ArizooA
 T. C. MARTIN. Rexss<er. First insertion Novena oes s-3S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19

The street in front Of the post office presents very busy appearance in the mornings from until s 50 o'clock, there being from sir to eight mail stages leaving every morning, besides two or three pony mails leaving at the same time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To A. v. GaLLES. your hesrs. sss.gr. .as
 leg ] representatives.
 Vop are hereby notified that the under l signed. whc, Is eo-owneE Sish ron in the NoNTkxumA mining claim, i.ss exuas s.I the sum of two hundred dollars in fahsr .a3 Improvements upon said mlnirts elsisa. Inc said expenditure sns imnrosemerfs SeiEr msd in years lscS and lSss. ifs com pf;anrs with Inc Un ted States mi ping laws r~osIf,x~ annual expenditures Q bs made oa .aining claims.
 The said Aontexaua inning els m con siss a af l5tle feet in iengsa 0y eo0 feet wide. sltasts n Weaver AlGtpg district. in tbs county of fsys; al. In the Territory of Arizona a rsr- ord of the location os the ssid Moaterams claim Is assde Iu the record Of snsnss. le the affce sE the county recorder of sats Yagap.; county, In book ss, pkge SIS.
 And you are hersbs further notified that If st tae expsr ston oi ninety days after the p,ls,- iscafsor of this notice. Fou fs.I or ssfase 10 contribute or psy 10 me yenr pfoprrtsoF uf the expenditures together with fae cast ,f the peslicAGion of this notice, lac -ntsrcs. ,,f you in said Noaexar nsfzing claim viii i,s forfeited and become he property of .he ns- dersigued FRE3fkIC6 NOME
 Prescott. Arizona, Nov. g, lsso
 First publication, Nov. ie tS9D
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19

that, if the proposed wagon road to the Peck and camps further on is built as it should be, tbe benefits to Prescott In trade and travel will be ten fold greater than they are now.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Llcn, Runnlns Domestic

H. 0. Burdge has been appointed agent for the Ligh. Running Domestic Sewing machine, and will shortly make canvass oi the county for it's sale Any party desiring first-class machine should give him his order. egd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
NOTICE.

EnFFICE O. the Fish snd Game Conmi,. NJ ,iouers of the Territory of Arixoua = Prescott, Arizona, Oct. a, fSSO
 T. W. OTIS. rresSe't
 JOHN HOWARD, Prescott,
 c W. .STEARSs, paenix.
 Commissioner. The q. s. Fish Commissioners st Wasf.ins ton having notified the commission that h. vii probably be prepared to furnish thss ter ritory at an early day with .Gcrmsa carp .rt peraars other kssds Of fish. Tniz $ = ssv' notice to all persons lhss desife to rAf3s hsa and are now ready to receive them ~ spaNI, tasy of this commission, the kind and Sean. usy they desire, in order that we may be able to obtain them at an early day
 JOHN HOWARD, Chairman O Arizona fish commissioz-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Roots and snoes.

Nineteen cases of Boots and Shoes received today direct from Boston by D. J. Sullivan & Go.
 Ladies Fine Shoes, great varity oi Misses and Children's Shoes, and Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes. Prices away down. Open tomorrow.
 Prescott, October 2d. 1890. oetf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Notice of .FoffaltiIre
v,o W. b. CHAMBERS tolip uv;;ps" E, E,

VI. U. CHAMBERS, HOUR HRigS: :1s- | signs and legal seEves-nissiyes; :.-S'. :. You are hereay. mol if.<f that :tbs. ind. sgasd. who Is eo-owner wiss vcs in sfs fisn aiming eiaius- has expen5ea fsr tso bundnrd s:0lfsFs In fshssr s. iss'-s.,. -. ments nben sad usHlnxi cai; l .ssis '<s ,x penfi'ure sa improve ts. :Er-isSs s lss. <, Eesrs isss sad issp. 10 eoap lts see Wit, ,ss. United States mining ws frnisirs sl s.,,s,ss ,,.s expenditures sa b. msae on minln . ei.: = .'- he said A.fiiin msrlne sEslin essiss;ssa LOO feet In length ky: f95fesk sfe slis.s.s. x, Walker nainsng district T. tue csi-;nsS or - <. spal, in the Te-rlesiry of fgzaaS A rss..ss "i the locsiioa of the sa q :: Aeisisn .n,n,..s eieir IS made in the Fes'0rd' os .tnfnes. lr shs enee eo1n ty Tseerder nf s&id Yssxpsi county in book K 10. psgs is4 And yoa are hereby further roilast tsxf s d the expirslion Of niaefy days sf,sr IT.. Puhiicstion of this notics yssa fslI. ,r re r,.ss to caasTteute or pay to me yonr pronorfia, ssr Inc add expenditures, iegs her wisL Tss cost of tn4 publication sf this aofscr- tAs fs. teFest of you ih said Msfsiln ninsas e.sim .iil oe forfeited aud b cone fhe Isropefiy af tsc undersigned. J. z. SlLIfgEN rreseotf. Arix Sept. 2. ISks3
 ffirst publication Sept 10, is.nl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFIck AT PHEscoFT, -Axfx-.l
 Sept IS. fs93. named settler has died notice of .x fntsn- tton 10 comute aud make final proof ia support of his claim. aud that sad prnof wfif al Prescott. Arizona, on saturday. ot tooer sf lSs3, viz. Narney A. Ss~pnens. Ho4ssEeat Entry sz9 for the s k of sE ,s See Tp fs S R 2 ".
 He names the following witnesses 10 prove his cont Rooos residence npon. and cufffva. ton Of, said land. viz. u. N. Clearwater, " (. Potts. Fnomss Brown. cna=. Isoetcy. all of Prescott, Arix.
 Any eerson wIso desires to protest against the allow ance Of such proof CT who nows nj any suoetsRtial reason. under the law end fhc regulations of Inc Int-fior Department. wky such rroof should not he sltow wed, will b< r5vsn sn opportsnits at he above msnfio1ed lime snf place to cross esaminn the witnesses Of sad claimant. ani to o6cr esideoce in rec eattaf Of fbai submitted by claimant
 J. c. MARTIN. Eexlxser. First publication Beptem Der I7sn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAsp orrcs Ar PRESCOTT AT.a

Lsrp oryfcs AT fRxscoTr. A. IT.
 Ocf ober $, sS<G. Notice Is hereby given that she fostoxing- named euler has hfed notice Of his int4n n- lion to make fiaal pfoof in support os nts elsin, end hal said proef vii be made bee fore ths Register snH Receiver of the g. S i. and Office at Prescott. Arizons. on xedot' day. Novo m Der 1s. is99, vtx John nuke peciaratory statement, No t3se for me soa | sk cf north east and north east ;< of north east "a cf section a and south east L eS noczn east section 3 twp f4 RAW.
 He name the sofiovfuK Siknessee e yzoy< his continuous residence upon and cultlva- sion of said lands. yixs Jcnn C. DuH. of Coz tonwocd. John Ross, Geo. ". Since. Johy Clark. Of Prescott. Arsx
 Fsrst publication Oct &
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Atlantic S Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY.
 twess-ru Divis,onA
rms TAsLs.
CONNECTIONS !
tws.ssru pivisio

A,bvoucsouc IT. s- ~. ''' -'' e-,sssfe easf and south, ,..,s Isnfrsi rsiaeay fas fors Nhtppi@ A"S rfes oft. f.r o.ssn~-t,alifsruias southern railway TOT %sxales. sau niexS saa other soneh california points. ss .. ...s.--a.usheru Pacific for San frsneisco
 eAefameato. and Northern eS'i'''' "s- points
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
SURVEYS APPROVED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT THIS N pists of tswnshiez No. n North RAa9a 5. s. and easis :s North Ranged. -.S <Ed ts east. 70 North Range 6, :, and f1 east. 4i North X sngs to es-i. have beea rscelyed' sf Lhis cfssss rrc-e survey IT 9enerAf of the Ten fiery, ss accepted bs lLs Deps tment O. this otfiee oa hs lSta day os o>tobsr tSsas sl 70 o'sock A m of said day. -n and after whict we Vii D. prepared to receive applications for t1e entry of iands su cate fowaso1ps.
 Js C- MARTIN, Regl7Ssrs T. ]. BUTLER Receiver
 Prescott, Arizona. Sep. n lsso.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Letter I,Sy.

The following is list of letters re- msining in the post-office st Prescott Arizona. uneslled for Nov. I3, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
ssu,, va,,e, psnco.

A dance will be given at the Sam Miller ranch, in Skull Valley, on Nov. yember 2lst, Co which ali are inyted.u q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
Born.

BURNETT In Prescott, November i2th, to the wife Cf l. P. Burnett, dsugh- ter
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-19
NOTICE !

TO WHOM TT MAT CONCERN: No-ICE Ia hereby given hy the under- 1 sigoed. owners of the q. B. miainr claim, which crosses the jeff Davls rAesd thst all parties owning beildfnxs or ssit mining eiaiEa are herebs uotiacd to remove lhe same within sixty days frcm khe date of inis advertisement or the sl3 buifdinxs Wia become the property of the uudersicned
 ROBERT ". HANSON
 SAM WATSON.
 c B. BRASSWELI.. Dated Prescott AriG. Nov. IL 1891 Alt
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SELS LEAVING TO-DAY.
tariposa for the Colonies.
P5 Roy for Eva.
PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.
apaa. per stmr Jas Makee, May
Arnold, J Huntley.
auai, per stmr Waialeale, May
Wilcox and wife. + MAIN, Mrs
and two children.
DEPARTURES.
and Hawaii per stmr w G
Nh-Julian MOnsarrat, r Bar
ME, A F Hopke, w F Mossman,
adrian, Cliff Phillips, Mrs l F
A Haole, q H Tweedie, J Nc
u lOshida and wife.
y francisco, per s S Australia,
tNiss Fanny May Masters Arthur
\ May, Mrs Robt Levers, w H
bs! Wilson, Miss Mary C Smith,
RRlenlg and daughter, Miss Dora
PIC NJ Hyde, Mrs Caverly, Miss
1aSter Caverly, L r Stiles and
n Meyers, Mrs G l. Bell j ames
/; xue, 2 children and maid, w
farvls, wife, child and maid, w
4 and wife, Mrs Lyman, Miss D
L, = a u Burchardt, wife and two
! 4 Keyworth, wife and two
b l Warehouse and wife, r /
f. wS1lle, E E Robins, G s Patten,
~ H.. Mr. and Mrs Harry Gillig. e
P ~ Crouch, f S Unger, James
b 81 = : Parsons and child, D NJ Dor.
l. Aefr. II W Aud, RI Green w
! sa an, wife. John w Colby, George
n aad wife, A Hooking, ] II McIH.
wlle, G H Cheetham. rs HOWE
E; ait y {; and daughter, II M Aiex.
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kITsmeid Phelps, ] Wilcox. Miss
B eerTIs, Robert Hokstetter. w I
/ n : n pntton. Mrs c L Bnli w p
/ tho as stngg, J A Hopper, F Mahn
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SHIPPING NOTES.

10 Eva to-day. 'AAe' d load OF
k eSm ass K Il is due this morn;no
| 6Fsrder James 3 mes Makee brought from
E,s .uay, Z,Sl6 bags Of sugar. ''oNn
Fridave :, Waialeale arrived from
'norhlng' with 3,74O bags of
EnHions fro Luka came into mort Fri.
!. from Kohala with / AGO bags
|, IFS fiSssIr Ia Ia, Moi arrived from Ko.
aianseA' E. Foster brought i $40 Iu BAGS
(1led fioS for ssa e. Capt. H. G. Houd.
noon, W Saa francisco, Friday NAV Nav
= so Of rice, SOL ii buNaIoaaa bags of sugar,
sheep sk; bundles goat 's sIi msue 10 ,
5 sosa boxes betel Leases leaves 'ealastine, s
pes. 5u sru,t' Is boxes on iorsel :
y { BANANAS, Of whieb and 5,O7l
ue,N,l2s." Ra shipped 4,4O4. p For,
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Robert Louis Stevenson.

Robert Louis Stevenson.
Mr.. Robt. T.. Stevenson, Mrs. Stew
enson, and Mr.. Lloyd Osbourne have
left Sydney for q six-months' cruise
in the South Sea Islands in the sail
ing vessel Janet Nicoll. Mr.. Steven
sons health was not good while he
was in Australia The novel, "The
Wreckers," which he and Mr.. Os-
bourne are preparing will be com.
menced in Scribner's Magazine in
the fall, and it is said that it will
have some reference to smuggling in
the Hawaiian Islands. Mr.. Osbourne
writes to Mr.. III. f. Poor to say that
it is probable they will visit Homo
lulu before finally making their home
in Samoa.
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Sunday Services.

CENTRAL UNION CHURCH Services
with preaching at IL A. M. and Z 80 P. M.
Sunday School at 10A N.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL First
Congregation-Holy Communion at 6 80
A. M. Morning prayer at $50 A. M.
Evensong at 6P. M. Sunday School at
IL :15 A. NJ. Second Congregation
Rev. Alexander Macintosh, pastor.
Morning prayer with sermon at IL :15
A. M. Evening prayer with sermon at
BOP. NJ. Sunday School at loan.
KAwAIAHAo CHURCH-Services at ii
A. M, and Union service at 7:3O Pm.
KAUMAKAPILI CHURCH. Service at
10 80 A. NJ.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRA.-Ser-
vices at 10 A. NJ. and 80 P. M.