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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

rWGRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH-Rey. JAMES Y. FAIR, d. d.,
Pastor-services a. II o'clock A. NJ. Preach
Ing by Rev II. A. WHITE, Pm. d., OF Washington
and Lee University. No services at night
sabbaih-school services at $3.50 o'clock A. NJ.
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For Oysrwork
Usn HoaspoRD's AcrD PHOSPHATE.

DIR. ]. s. Whitaker. Millville, N. j.. says |:
IN has BEEN thoroughly tested, and y especially
usefta IN certain forms Of dyspepsia, headache,
neruous affections, and IN rest0rinq he soasts 10
~ Nervous and nsxscss1v syssem sspeci0Av
odxsed By ooaysovk."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

Bar THE REGULAR MONTHLY
NETTING OF THE RICHMOND BAPTIST CITY
SOCIETY viii DO held with the
East guo church TOMORROW AFTERNOON at
O'Clock. All are invited to attend
aKnR0H d CAnrHR, eecYetarY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

s13~ FRIENDS.-MEETING FOR
divine worship EVERY SABBATH MORNING at II
O'Clock. Seats are free, and all are welcome.
Westinghouse. Clay street above First. Services
also at II O'Clock on WEDNESDAY MORNING. t.
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MEETINGS.
ANUSE MESTS.

T AWN-PARTY UNDER THE AU-
~ SPICES Of the LADIES OF HOWARD'S-
GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH commences MON
DAY, Angus. 18th, at 7. ~, In the church
v.rd au l6-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

rsS- OLD-MARKET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Preaching SUNDAY at s;15 p.
NJ. by Rev. PRESTON NASH. Gospel service
THURSDAY at Sis 2. NJ, conducted by Rev. Mr..
sHBPPssDsoN. Of Alabama. Sunday school al
$50 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

Bay" MOORE MEM RIAL
CHURCH.-seryce and sermon by Rev. Mr..
PATTON every SUNDAY MORNING at ills. Seats
free and all invited. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
ar PARK.pLAoE METHOpIsT

~ PARK-PLACE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH ives. Franklin ssrsep-
Rev. ,. Willy BLspsor, Psstor. Preaching at
II A. N. and 1913 p. M.
sunday school ss9:1s A. NJ.
Cisss-moeing at3P.M
Wednesday-evening services at SIS o'clock.
Strangers are cordially invited to attend all
tho services. Seats free
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HZe.xeny- G~ $N4ooN

It is strange that we can advertise new
goods while the building is in progress,
but jewelry manufacture from whom
we bought to ship his goods September
LIST, made a mistake and shipped the
goods Immediately. Hence, here's
vast assortment of the newest things IN
JeweIry, which We are going to sell at
special prices:
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w-UNIO N-sTATION METHO-

DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Twenty
fourth and Streets. Rev. JANIS c. MARTIN,
MORNING class at . o'clock.
Preaching a. II A. NJ. and 7:43 p. NJ. Wednesday
night services at 7;io O'Clock. Young Mems
prayer-mee.ing Thursday right at7i5 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

ss1- NE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Pine and Albemsrle strestsl--
Rev. J. b. HUrs0S, Pastor.-Preachins at II A.
n. by Rev. JOHN Z. MASSEY. of Albemarie coun-
~. No service at night cordial welcome to
all. Seats free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
by THIRD PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH-Rev. J. p. CANNON, Pestor.-Preach-
Ing at II A. N. and 8 P. N. Sunday school AZ
$50 A. NJ. WEDNESDAY, NIGHT prayer-meeting
at O'Clock. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

TIke 6tsuntop Yindioatoy In IT. issus OF
restrdsy presented very complete sx-
kib(t q ths city It represents. IL sctivi-
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paS- LEIGH STREET L

EsD IEIUH SINEEI BAPII
CHURCH-(Twenty-rf 9th and Leigh streets). -
Preaching at II O'Clock A. NJ. ana SIS p. Nj. by
Rev. T. Z. BELL
Sunday school at DIS a. NJ.
Young mems prayer-meeting every TUESDAY
at O'Clock Y. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
~ WESTMINSTER PREsBY-

TERRAIN CHURCH corner Cary and Sycamore
streets. Services every SUNDAY AFTERNOON a!
O'Clock also, every FRIDAY EvssIsG al SIS
O'Clock, by the pastor, Rev. JAMES LITTLE. All
welcome. Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing, beginning a. $3.50 o'clock. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

sa~FOURTH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH-Rsv. II. F. WILLIAMS, PASTOR
Preaching at II A. NJ. and r. II. Sunday
achool NJ 81 A. NJ u
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GRATEFUL--COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
pDCAXCnCT

by Q thorough knowledge OF the natural
lavs vhich govern tho operations Of digestion
snd M trt,iou. and by . careful application OF
ira nns properties OF veIl-sslected Cocoa NJ.
Rpps 49, provided eur breakfast tables win .
dslicaseg nsvored bcvsrAse, which msy ssvs u
~. - srch articles Of diet that . coSstfturion
nav - ~ Srsduaiiy built up until siEong enoush
- ....,ss sysry tendency 70 disease Hundrsis
Of subtle mslsdiss are noAtias arouad ~ rssdy
. s,sacl wherever Is' tas. .S Sssk pciss we
~ ,yss,yss xell forsinsd win pure blood -
psoperly nouriAhsd frame '-cists swStas e..
49, ~ umpiy with betling wasse a nm ~
-. n halEpoupd nns ~ nEoooga lohGIlc,5
~. jixD kPP3 y co. HeaQo1aeSis ~.
- 0sdsa, xnsiAsA - ateas xh6y1iS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

esg- GROyE-AVENUE BAPTIST
CHURCH between Linden and Beech Streets
Key. 5. A. GOODWIN. Pastor.-Preaching sun
DAY by Rev. A. BRoADDUs, ID. d., at II O'Clock A.
NJ. aud SIS p. NJ. Prsyer-meeting WEDNESDAY
NIGHT at Sis Young mems prayer-meeting
FRipAY NIGHT at Sis. Sunday schoo. at o O'Clock
A. NJ. All welcome. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
rag- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH corner Of Madison and Grace
streets,-services az IL A. NJ by Rev. JAMES LIT
TIE and at si5 p. NJ. by Rev. CARTER helm
JONES. All are welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
ba~FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

BROAD and Twelfth streets)-Rev. GEORGE Coop
BB, D. d., pastor, will preach at II A. NJ. No
service at night Bible school at 9l5 A. NJ. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
Friendship Bangle Rings, Zoe.

Friendship Bangle Rings. lOc.
Misses Engraved Rings, l2c.
Cameo set Rings, 25c.
li-carat Gold-Wtre Rings. set WIN
single sapphire, or ruby, or moon
stone. or pearl. 95c.
Oxdized and Bright silver-Buuoh
Hook Fob Chains-s pattern Fever
before seen-l0c.
Rolled-P Plate Etruscan Goli-Bah
Fob Chains. Ac.
Cameo-set 1ie-Pins, i2c.-ueualiy
sell for sec. -
f.OOi odd little Tie-Pins, plain ball
ends, pearl heads. aud Rhinestone
sets, for 81. each.
Good Roilcd-Plate Baby-button
Sets. 25c.
solid Gold-Wire Rhinestone Rar-
Drops, 75c.
Rings, lOc.
hundreds Of odd designs Of Fine
Lace Pins Ear-Drops, &C., i5c, ~,
$3.50. 10 $3.50.
special assortment OF Gentle
mems Rolled-PIate Cuff-Buttons, PC.
Gentlemen's Wstch-Chains, In 10
carat and li-csrat rolled-plste, war
ranted for i've aud ton years, from
sl.25 TO IS each.
Store closes Saturday nights durin
A .....,I 80 a c'ornoL
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nsy- GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST

CHURCH, worshipping at the Tabernacle cor
ner OF Pine and Grace streets.
Rev. W. Z. HATCHER, Pastor.
Preaching at IL A. NJ. by Rev. |. NJ. MERCER, OF
Alexandria There will be no preaching at night
Sunday school at 3 O'Clock.
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n~ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-The Rev. j. HORACE LACY, Jr., will
preach at II o'clock A. VI. NO service In the al
ternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

ray" ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broad street, corner
Twenty-nfth)-Rev LEwIs W. BURTON, Rec
tor-seryices by the Rector at II A. NJ. and
r. NJ. cordial invitation TO tho public TO
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
nay ALL-sAINTs CHURCH (Madi.

con street near Grace)-Rev. J. Y. DowNsAss,
Rector.-Morning service at II O'Clock. Evening
service 81 els O'Clock. Sunday school at $3.50 A.
NJ Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

nay" MONUMENTAL CHURCH
PROTESTANT EPISCoPAL)-Rey. Jous b.
NEWTON. Reetor.-Diyine service at II A. NJ.
Sunday school closed until second Sunday Ia
September. A cordial welcome TO all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
EXCURSIONS, &c.

EXCURSIONS. &c.
BEATS THEN IESsa AN iur LAST.
GRAND EXCURsI0N-SrEAMERA ARIEL
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP To NOR
FOLK, OLD POINT. and NEWPORT NEWS.
ONLY $50 ROUND TRIP TO VIRGINIA
BEACH.
NO TTMB LOST FROM BUSINESS.
TONIGHT Saturday, August ID, 1890.
MOONLIGHT on The JANIS.
Look at this schedule: Leaves Richmond
Saturday night. August 10TH, as 10 O'Clock sharp:
arrives at Newport News at 8 A. NJ. Old Point at
A. NJ, and Norfolk at s A. N. Leaves Norfolk
sunday at r. NJ, Old Point at 5 p. NJ. and New
port News at $50 p. N. Arrives at Richmond az
IL 80 O'Clock sunday night Tickets also good 10
return the following Tuesday, August 1910. Ample
time sunday to visit Virginia Beach, Ocean View,
Hampton, Soldiers Home. &C. Ladies' saloon
reserved for them exclusively. Elegant meals
aud refreshments on steamer. Beats them al.
WE 60 RAIN OR same.
au s-st VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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any- yENABLE-STREET CHURCH

corner OF Pickett and yensbls). Sunday school
at 0:30 A. NJ. Rev. DR.. GEORGE \. BAdBy. OF
Frankfort, KY, will preach at II A. n. and Sis
p. NJ. All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

psS" SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. CARTER HELM JONES, OF Knoxville, Tenn,
at II A. N. No service at night. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

tSy" SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.-Communion services at II A.
NJ. No preaching. No night services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16
History of the Crime .

On the 14th Of April, 1890, Captain Ro-
bert Camlllus Overbey, peaceable, highly
respected. and prominent citizen hyIng
near Buffalo Litha Springs, was found IN
the road near his dwelling house about 5
O'Clock IN the afternoon insenslble and in
a diving condition. Upon examination it
was discovered that a powerful blow had
been given him on one side of the head,
crushing the skull. The man who first
saw him Immediately summoned assistance
and carried him to his (Overbey's) house.
which was not more than seventy-tive yards
distant. There he fingered for few hours,
speeches. and unconscious, until death
terminated his sufferings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-16

BASEBALL!
I'D FULTONs vs. OLD FULToNS.
ISLAND PARK.
Batteries: Darbey and Barker, Disney and
Leftwitch. Game called at I. Nj. aulo-lI'
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~ A. WALLACE.
W. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND BROKER,

No. 0 SOUTH NV EEF III STREET..
Having taken the shove orice. formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. q. e. Redford, and having secured
PRIVATE WIRES TO NEW YORK AND CHI
CAGO and RELIABLE CORRESPONDENCE, /
OPTION CONTRACTS in STOCKS, COTTON,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, and PETROLEUM on
moot favorable terms ] have associated with
ms Mr. &. 4. PACE, and We both will give
our best attention 10 the business and solicit the
patronage Of the public.
Referring 70 the above card. / would say that
having made other business arrangements,
Mr. c. 8 PAGES name has been substituted FOR
An i4.Iv CB. BEDFORD.
The evening world., 1890-05-27

New Yort-Chauncey N. Depew. John Boyd
Thatcher, James Roosevelt. James II. Breslln,
North Caroline-Thomns Il. Keogh. A. Is. An.
drews, O. A. bingham, Elias Carr.
Ryan. Peter Canleron,, Charles u. Stanley.
Ohio william Hitchie, Harvey 4. PlAtt, Adolph
Pluener. 1.ucius q; uron;
Morrow, VI. T. Wright.
Tennsylvania = Miiii1m Mcclellan, John W.
W.oPdside, Il. Bruce Kicketts. John X. halloch.
Con, Lorilarl Spencer, jeffrey Hazard.
South Carolina-A. y. Butler, J. @. Colt, II.
p. hammett. Il. l.. Roche.
j., \. Bullard, =. A. Hamsey.
Tennessee Thomas l.. Williams. l.. T. Baxter.
Rush Strong, A. u. Hurt.
inson, Lock Mcpsniel. ii. d. Andrqws..
Utah Patiick II. I.annon. Frederick J. Riesel.
william NJ Ferry. ChaB, Crane.
smsiisv, Aidace fs +. WSlter. h Hiram Atkins. D.
AIsnsndsr @SbanaId. dhaTsa ueermSns. lon'r'
pn arsncS b. bsses p wam hSRry
West virFIni, !; ,. Buit j. W. 81. Clair, w.
Vroomnn, NJ J: Finley.
n Missopsinmpl ilig Allen. r., John L. Mitchell,
Wyoming -Assbel Z. BCckwith. Henry q. Hay,
John Mccormick. Asa O. Mercer,
Ct Lr by the
setts, with Henry Ingalls, Of Maine, as alternatei
Thomas v. Palmer. OF Michigan. and joseph
oliver. Of Indiana. as alternate; Richard o.
Of Nebraska. as, alternate. Edwin 4, Ammi.
down., of New, York, and dor,on ". Allen.
q S,J.n. My York, as s0,It slte,nats Pet Peter a;
". Cha!fant. Of Pennsylvania, es, alternate;
Samuel NJ. lnmhn, OF Georgia. and VIM. ind
gay, OF Kentucky. as alternate; Henry Exnli, of
R&sste; Marx !; Mepcnsld. OF o. Soioinao.A AfS and
Thos. Burke, OF Washington, as alternate.
The evening world., 1890-05-27

secret disciple. but later attached himself
openly to the army. II is remuneration OF
tho .Mohammednn faith brought upon him
the hatred OF his former Cu-reliRiOnlHts and
he was frequently assaulted, aud several
attempts were made upon his life. He was
Obliged to leave Bangalgrc TO cscare per-
secutiOn. and subsequently aided Commits
sioner Booth-1uckGr in His work at kolar.
Cnconada, YiziniRram and Cudapah.
The most Interesting ignre OF the group
was the youthful ex- Buddhist priest. While
lic saws that he is twenty-five years of age.
,ic looks much younger aud bright. Jolly
tile man he IN. too. He was ordained a
prosecuted his studios in Pail, Flu. Sanscrit
and IIana books and was possessed OF such
rare intellectual DUAL ties that he was n very
popular preacher and drew large multitudos
to hear him. BY accident he came across
some of tho publications OF the Salvation
Army and his conversion to the Christian
fai followed.
Army is an organization raised by God AL
mighty to win the world to him.. SO | have
volunteered To become warrior in this Elor-
Tho ex,priert has n keen, sense OF
humor. Capt. Jai Singh, who, by the way.
y sn EngllshMhn named jackson, who took
be went to india several years ago, tells the
following aEp sample of Lord liatna pnlns
humor: - Ho had been somewhat afraid
the c@n. EEod bad mSTs1 Ss1s2e for rPr him. SS
Capt. Jai Singh assured him That llo would
find here balmy atmosplerc which would
be delightful. Last Friday the steamship
City OF Rome, on which the party crossed
tho Atlantic. passed several largG icrbergs,
tho presence OF which caused the air TO be.
come exceedingly chilly. This made the
little priest shiyer and, hiR teeth ratified.
While in this condition he mot Jai Singh on
the deck when tho following col!oquy en-
sued:
lyon say It is very warm in America ?"
said the ex-priest.
- delightful"
I'VE are getting near there, are we not ?"
Yes. Why ,io you ask o.
'Oh. | thought we must he near when
see those big chunks Of hot air coming out
on the ocean to cool of.
Commissioner Booth-Tucker, who will mr.
rive on Friday next on the Hamburg line
steamer Normanna. Ia a son.ln-lnw OF Gen.
William Booth. the founder Of the Salvation |
Army. He iSH grandson OF Henry st. George
Tucker, who was tor many years director
Of the East India COMPANY. He was an
officer, of the Indian Civil Service, enjoying
a handsome salary with bright prospec ts Tor
Arrangements oil of which he resigned to
JOIN the salvation Army and iako nm the
work of ChristanizinR India under the ban
ner OF that unique organization.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
AMBUSHE0 BY APACHES.


TOMBSTONE, Ari., May 26.-The body of
Robert Harnie, well-known lawyer of Los
Angeles, was brought in here Sunday from
Oh ir!cRhuS Mountains, where he was
killed by hostile Apaches ON Saturday after
noon. His companion, pr. Francis Haynes,
of Philadelphia, had his horse shot under
him, but escAped by mounting Harmless
horse. The Indians iiTed from ambush.
There can be no doubt of the murderers
helng Indians, as Dr. Haynes positively as
distant and was close enough 10 discern
wrinkles IN his face,
Great concern is felt for families and
people living IN this vicinity.
Both men came here for their health two
weeks aEo. The Coroner's Jury appointed
a committee to drait a statement, which will
De wired to President Harrison, recitlng the
committed by band OF Apaches number
ing about ten.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
AN lMPOTENT COMMITTEE.
Everybody Refused to Testify About
the Bribery.
fsPEciAL TO THE woRLp.I


LOUISVILLE, Ky.. May 20. An attempt to
investigate the charge that Representative
John W. Langley received 81, 900 worth
of stock in n proposed mountain railroad
has proved useless.
John c. Mayo, attorney Of the Ohio and
Big Sandy road. stated last week that he
had given Langley tho stock that hc had
received and expected no pay for it, and
tnat he had understood Langley sold the
stock for $500.
The Ohio aud Big Sandy Company had
a bill for charter pending before the Leg
islature. Langley was at first opposed to
the measure. Tho nctive night against il
was made by the Charleston, Cincinnati and
is supposed to be backed by &. 7. Hunting
ton. The bill for the charter disappeared.
IL ~ alleged that Langley then got the stock
fonnd in Langieys room ,inder Ills trunk
Langley admitted getting the stock, but
faid he was 10 pay, for 1t and that he had
nothing. 70 do with the improper disappear
ON Saturday It was reported that he said
that mnny other legislators had also re-
ySreI Wsrs 1Ss 6 " sSmnpfnrT Whose
statement was taken A. u partial admission
that the stock had niluencod hiS action and
legislative committee was at once ap-
pointed TO investigate.
This Committee was busy all day yester-
day and to-day. IL met early. Ii tried for
an hour and half to get the witnesses to
testify. Langley declined to testify frat.
MAYO said he would not testity unless all the
parties concerned were present A witness
would come III occasionally and ask permts-
sion To 90 ont aud consult with his friends.
Frank Wallace, attorney for the railroad,
refused to testify ut all.
The secret of this conduct came ont in
declaration by Mayo to the Chairman of the
Committee that Langley had been trying to
keep the witnesses from testiiyng. Lang
ley was n close consultation with the wit
nesscs, and II was impossible TO get any OF
them sworn The Committee could not
compel witnesses T., testify, and reported
probably be dropped.
The evening world., 1890-05-27
oosMIssIoNEn BoorH-rucKEr.

The object of the visit OF these Indian Sal
Ationiats II to excite an interest in the mis-
sionary work OF the army bv making tour
OF the United States and Canada. holding
meetings in several cities at which the In
dians will speak of their conversion to tie
Christian religion and their work in the
Salvation Army, tho hope being entertaine |
that thereby money may be raised whorc-
with to widen the scope of the work in
india. Their first public appearance will be
At Association Hall III this city this evening.
A WORLD reporter yesterday afternoon
met the newly arrived Salvstionists at the
army headquarters, No. III Reade street.
They were all. with the exception of Capt.
Jsi Singh, atrired in their native costumes.
and presented a striking appearance. The
costume consists of a dhort uobel of
orange. which Ii known as the religious
color. the wearing Of which in India signi-
lies that the wearer is one devoted to rclig-
ious work. A shoulder cloth and pughdiel
for the head are OF the same color
Besides this. as distinet.yely Saliva
Eon Army uniform. red iackcet
Is worn. across the breast Of which
are the words Salvation Army. With the
exception OF the ex-Buddhist priest, Ratna
PAiA, the visitors speak the English lau-
guase tiuently. Pala is studying hard and
making rapid progress in mastering Eng
hsh. and can understand what is said To
him
These people constitute an interesting
group. and. though far from their native
land. they were happy and conteuted. Each
IN turn gave 10 Tn WoRLD Tenorter a brief
sketch OF his life and the circumstance
under which he was led to JOIN the salya-
honists. and all declared that nothing could
INDUCE them 70 lenounce their new faith
Capt kAhtahella was born in Colombo.
Seylon. and is TWENTY-FIVE years OF age. lie
Il handsome fellOw. with luXuTiaut
b,s shoulder. lie has been a member OF
the army three years and nalf. lie learned
70 speak Ehglish while student IA the Gov
elnlnent sehoolnn Ceylon, with a view Of
shteflhg the hoYernnent service. Having
safned the English language he affected
EAfilsh dress a. well. He had learpel the
trade OF printer and WAS working az that
NgGe Ehen has attention WAS called tn tie
pAlfatlon Army. which had bee n INTRO iEced
n India w Commissioner Booth-l uckgr.
Icing converted under tie ministrations OF
rs commissioner he fon oak hlE ttade aud
M troasers ana Resumed the garb OF the
batiyes, nnding that those Who were con-
4seted With the Army were not ashamed TO
Balsatton forces he vas ostracised by his
Dsn KIN aud kin. but, he says. he found
t4eh pleasure As he neh eT on Dyed before"
tleat abdul Aziz WAS born Ia south
4pdta taealy-six yeaTs ago and was reared
~ me MohAmIledan faith, His home Was At
R4esaiore, and. like Capt. KautAhella, lie
hse isarhsd 20 SPEAK English while Al
HlleeiQaer booth-IpekeF he sent for Gen.
bDd IN. William Booihs book. which he
SO te9n teAchlnzs APPEALED % hia judg-
slIs4 aae ~ asDoused tLe laitl, at hrst y !
4
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|
To the little child the woman who devotes
-, s. ~ ~
an hour each Sunday to teaching and
| explaining the beautiful story of religion is
onhodiod ard ror.orisod e,oodnoss
-, oo''eu ""u 20 'Vhinou sOo''o'''
Ihe sweet. child-lovlng woman as surely
draws ont the love Of her pupils as the load
sto,o ,,,o NO A. ,,oolto
e'o"' W, ,""' w. hoouie'
And hor influence upon the mind and
heart OTHER pupil cannot be oyer.estimatsd.
cho Il, ,to - ,,h;Io..,,Lo. III ,ha -.
"o 20 's0 80, ""u 'no eooo'
anger OF cnlluhoodR 1ancy, ana wlelds an
influence OH the heart OF the Child only
sooon5 to +hot ~ tbo motbor
oVJunu III W 'n". VI VII. AiG.,
These teachers OF rlRht-liying OF every
faith perform their sacred work out of pure
Iovo vi,bo,t ro,,ov and without ma, 100,
io'e' "i'hou' inohey anu "i'hou. pay save
such recompense as comes with clear,
serene conscience and n sense of glorious
I,,t,, n,olI ,ortorn,o1
uu.S wei perioih hieu'
The EVENING WORLD feels that there
should be more substantial recognition OF
,h;s olass 80 o;yiii,oro uho t.La a. ro,,,,,
@ ,nas yisss III & nishneis WIZ ishe M tme Sou1s
es, 81 raGyoU,a,t au and o;iI; 'no n' iuu'-
"flh. fiaro W &c ,Ia Hmu ~ .i
.rd SaYn,n1 nn, al v;tbi,, t Sa % tGsS %loInx W
T,' nu TS,Us1u "Wtiu, IW mi!nin y, .he DalnIvS NJ vi
Inrt INsS1o Naw aro moh Wonntt ~ .ne S'ts oi Sew
Sn9 of them ITE EVENING WORLD proposes
w W, ~ iesuns a,, n,a pia,,u' ,o.r .e L.. Ga.
The evening world., 1890-05-27

in diameter. upon the surface Of which arc
accurately dolincnted in bright and pictur-
esque colors all the continents. islands and
oceans of the world, the North Pole and the
South Pole, the Equator and the Tropic OF
Capricorn Just precisely as they appear in
every well-reRulatbd school atlas.
The names Of the continents and oceans
are ali printed in large ull-faced letters 20
that evory one who runs may read and study
geography at the same time.
Each side ot the globe In hAnked by n
finely designed representation Of TUE EVEN
INu WORLD with its front pages spread ont
to view. and at the extreme rear the equn-
torial circle supports big silver shield