Daily Republican., 1890-01-13
Ch,,rcl, Notes.

Union NJ. E. Epworth League meets
Tuesday evenings.
At st. Andrews Rev. n. p. Page,
missionary from Japan, preached yester-
day forenoon. Also st. Johns In the |
afternoon.
Messrs. James r. Price aud II. T. Wal
lace were made elders Of the First Pres
byterIan Church y, sterday.
West Church this evening gives .
musical and social tea in the Board of
Trade hall. The following programme
will be given: Piano colo, male quar-
tette, soprano solo, recitation, contralto
solo, charads, soprano solo, recitation,
male quartette, vocal duet, piano solo.
Miss May Brown. elocutonist; Miss
Lillian jackson, soprano; Miss Mary
Thielman, contralto; and the male quar-
tette will comprise J. 4. Clymer, Thomas
Benson, w. Il. Walters and Henry
| Baird.
Bishop Coleman preached at Newport
and Stanton yesterday.
| THE EAGLES AT CHURCH.
Knights OF the Golden Eagle Castle No.
0, attended the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning Rev. g. N.
Hickman preached from 3 Matt, 37-39:
Jesus said unto him thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all thy heart, and
with all thy soul, and with ~ thy mind, i"
etc.
After welcoming the order and giving
. general exposition OF the gospel OF
light, and dwelt upon the character OF
Christ.
ATTHE SECOND BAPTIST.
Missionary services wass held last
evening. Excellent music was rendered
by Miss Kate Bisselle, Miss Virgie Jones,
w. w. Lobdell and G. B. Btoads.
The Rev r. NJ. Luther Of Philadel-
phia, returned missionary, preached.
de took as hi, text Acts 1-s: "But ye
shall receive power, after that the Holy
Ghost 10 como upon you; and 80 shall be
witnesses unto me, both in Jerusalem
and In all Judeau and In BamAria and
unto the uttcrmost parts Of the esrth;''
also st. Matthew 1918: 90 70 therefore
, and teach all nations, baptizing them in
the name OF the Father, aud Of the Son
and Of the Hoy Ghost"
He'll hoy Perlshes In . burning Stable
VERSAILLES, Jan. 12.-The fire IL
, Macy Il Brothers stables, In which Bel
. Boy Was burned, was discovered about
Q o'clock yesterday morning. The
\ stables covered almost an entire square,
There pssrs quantities OF Tovso hwy sna
straw In all portions OF the structure
q which were rapidly licked up by tn,
: flames. Bell Boys quarters were ada
i cent TO the Office Of the stables where
r man was on guard. An effort was mad
4 to reach the horse and get him out, bu
: the animal refused to move, and, before
sufficient assistance could be had to iorci
him from tue building, the intense hca
q drove the rescuers away and he was lei
q 10 his fate. He was uniethered and
II through occasional riffs Of the smok
: and flames, could be seen plunglng ant
r kicking until the fiery flood swept owe
K him, and, with a mighty plunge, he wen
Q down to rise no more.
Bell Boy was a brown colt, foaled |
n 1885, at Palo Alto. Flo was by Election
: eer, out of Beautiful Bells, by Tho Moor
ie Senator Stanford sold him 10 a yearlinI
IS to Brown & stockbridge, Of Kalamazoo
10 As q two-year old he made a record {
J. 9. 26 at Lexington. He was sold In 1ss
3; to Jefferson u Seaman for $50, 900. M
't eeaman aitcrwsrd secured bsm as his ow
re property for $50, GOO.
ie On December 10, 1888, Bel Boy lowe
IN ed his record to z, 20, on II heavy track,
Los Angeles, and soon after made
2.l9X.
or j. II. Clark, of Elmira, and Geors
e. Hopkins, OF Ohio, bought Bell Boy
Is Maple Ridge Stock Farm. near Le1in
u. ton, July 81, 1889. at auction. The hor
was started at $50 600, and bidding rollt
up by the 81 900 until the then unpr
cedented price of f5l 08o was reached.