The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-26

sunday-sehool meets in Rainier hall, corner
jackson and Alton streets at 10 o'clock q m.
Send the little ones.
Calvary Presbyterian church-Market and
dence, Lakeview and Baxter streets Services on
sabbath az III o'clock a. m and .. m; Y. p 3
=. T., p m; prayer meeting Thursday evening
temstic Benefeence"-I Corinthians xvi:2:
evening subject, Conditions Of SALVATION
John iii:l415
Battery stress Methodist Episcopal church
Il . aS Y :. pa ana c;s. sundayebool
Alfred Inwood, pastor, win preach in the morn
ing at IL Rev Dr. Spencer, secretary OF Church
d EaasnSon society win preach At p m. and
leadership OF Professor Darling.
The Free Methodist church-Corner Tenth and
Pine streets, J. c. Norton, pastor. Services:
Preaching every Lords day at II a m. and 1850
2 n. class-meeting at II m aud $50 p m.
saooeth-schoo at S:45 g. M; Wednesday prayer
meeting az $50 p. m: Friday ciass-meeting at
7:so p. m. All are invited TO attend
North Baptist church-Corner OF Third and
Cedar streets; Rev. T. Baldwin, pastor subject
in the morning at II o'clock, Fire in the Bush
Sunday school, l2:15: young peoples meeting,
6:A Subject in the evening At 7:45, VISION
ard street.
Second Methodist Protestant ehurch-North
Seattle, corner Republican and Warren streets,
Rev o. V. w. Chandler, pastor. Preaching sab
U
at O'clock Sunday-school Immediately after
the morning service. D. B. Ward, superintend-
ent.
Church of the strangers-services in CHS
eolms ball, SIS Front street, every Sabbath At II
q. m. Rev; BENJAMIN Parsons, pastor. Sunday
morning. Topic: 'sChrist Dwelling Among
Us" Mrs. E. B. Parsons. soioist and leader Of
the choir; Mrs. DE-. Newlands, organisk
spiritualism-The usual sunday services win
be held At 2:S0 p m. in Red Mems hall. A lee
ture will be delivered by Harlow Davis on the
subject OF clairvoyance. after which he will
give puoiic tests. Other appropriate exercises
will also be given.
ST. Marks church-Fifth and Olive streets.
Holy Communion, 1880 m. Sunday-schooi,
9:45 O. m. Service with sermon at III a. m.
Choral service, with confirmation by Bishop
Paddock, p m. Rev. David Claiborne Garrett.
rector
Methodist Protestant church-Corner Third
and Pine streets. Major Hilton, of Washington
City, the well-known gospel temperance orator,
viii preach today in the Methodist Protestant
church. Services 10 g. m. and p. m
Sc. Clements Episcopal church-Services
will be held In Calvary Presbyterian church,
Market street near Jackson, at m. The
Right Rev John A: Paddock, D. D., bishop Of
Washington, viii offciate.
Plymouth Congregational church-Services
will be held at the Armory. Rev. Wallace
Nutflng, pastor: Morning subject, Letting the
Relations OF Young Men"
AAS AtAoNopaA SAaiCAAs ALAHltt paAisui ElEutn
street, between James and Cherry; the Rev.
George Herbert Watson, rector.-Services at s
q: m, IL Q. m. and s p. m. sunday school at
10 D..
Liberal lecture-Dr. J. l. York, the free
thought orator, speaks at Cordrays theater to-
night at sharp, on "Why Am Not Chris
tan" Seats free.
Unitarian church-0n Seventh street. near
Pike. Services suspended for the summer
Parish and Sunday-school libraries open Sunday
mornings.
st. Marks Acknowledgements and Repub-
hcan streets. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m; ser
vice, 4:3o p m.
Theosophical Society--Meets at Smith block
rooms Is and II, on Sunday ats p. m. The pub
lie is invited.