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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-11-18
MisceIIaneoas Notices.
Drum u eou--s ar the Liquor Habit
fosfEfS. ~ ur~d NV \ dni af~sering
Hatnes' Golden Sneef6e

It's manufacture Hs a powder, which can he
given In a gla oi beer "A cup OF coffee tea
In iood without the knowledge of the patient
II Is absolutely harmless. and will effect a
tent and speedy cure whether the patient T. a
moderate drtnker or alcoholic wreck. IL has been
given IN thousands oi cases and IN every Instance
a perfect cure has followed IL never iliIs The
~ SEEM oncr I'm ,,res mated with the Specific IL
comes an utter itnpOssiDtliJy TOR the liquor ap-
petite 20 exist Cures guaranteed. a. IsaSe book
of particulars Tree. Address
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO
auglsty. ls5 Race ST, Cincinnati. o.
DRIVATE SALE.-The undersigned will sell
Il at Private Sale IN Lily borough. Cambria
county. Pa, his Hotel. with Brewery attarhed :;
Tao Ice Houses. Stable. and all necessary Out
buildings on the premises The House licensed
now. For further particulars call on address
the proprietor, THEODORE SELL.
Lily, Pa, Oct ~. ls92-
I'OR RtNT.-The saw mill. planning mill and
j tur.iture manufacturing establishment OF
the undersigned, With good eng inc tools. etc,
tnered for rent Possession given Immediately
Address or apply 10 WILLIAM COLE.
Oc2l 81. Ebensburg, Pa.
4 GAR LOAD of Barb ire cheap st button
~ n Sons.
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4 UDiTOR'S NDTICE.-Notice Is hereby
N siven that. having been appointed Auditr
by the Orphans Court to distrils'e the fund In
the hanis of NJ. ID Kitieil. Esq. Admin ar
oi the Estate oi Bernard Me, 'civar. tate of vi
more borough. decreased shown 10y his 1rst nd
psrtiil account W u sit at Attorneys Room In
t',,u House, t.t-nshurg. Ps-. un TUESDAY. &.
Nov EN- BER p. 1872. nj 10 Or'I.Ot'h A M. at
VIII ch time and place ali parties interested may
attend. otherwise be iureyer deharrei from com.
ing in on said fund. Il. H. MYERS,
Auditor.
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Jumpedfrom u Train.

Herman hilty, an insane man from My
erSdale. Somerset county, while being
taken 10 DiXmonJ by stewart Miller, of
the Somerset County Home, leaped
through car window lear Layton sta
tiOn, about ten o'clock Friday morning,
while the train was running b miles an
hour and probably fatally injured. Will
liam Sutton, of Uniontown, was u paSScn-
ger on the train and witnessed the occur
renee. He says that Ililty. when he was
first placed on the train, did not give the
steward much trouble, but W hen Mr.. Mil
lrr'S back was turned, he sprang from his
seat, and with scream of terror, cried,
There they come" plunged head first
through the car window, taking sash and
all with him.
The train was passing through a cut
when Illty made the plunge. 1t was
stopped. and when HIlty was pick ed up il
was found that his arm and leg We're bro
ken and he was otherwise badly injured.
He was taken to PittSburg, where phys
ician set his broken limbs and attended 10
his other injuries. He was then taken 10
DiXmont.
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SOUTH ARD.
NORTH W ARD.

Bradley. Noel and Lucket are Flag stations
No trains on sunday.
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QUARTER NOTICE
- Notice r. hereby given that applicR' ion
VIII be made 10 the Governor of Pennsyyania ,,n
the Ftr~t Monday of December. a IL
1892 by X. eHle ~. W. PrHcock. g. J.
v ung, " X. Teller and u. !. stewart under the
Act OF Assembly ~ntitled An Act 10 Provide {. r
the Incorporation and keRu alton of Ter ain tur-
p"rations,' approved the - h day nf Aprit. A u.
1874. and It, several suppeu ents. Tor the charter
- an intended 9orpor ttiun 20 he called THE
PAfTON COAL COMPANY 4" the chafart 2 aud
% l-ct ~ VII ch ~ The mining quarrying. rNcaN %
tug boring Tor and OF herN Ice producing r0al
mat may In the persecution OF its business q
ionni an upon or under any lands leased or othrr
wise Hcq aireu 10y SAID corp tiun. the mauutuc-
tnre cukc. the transport tttion OF said coal To-
market and sale the cot, IA crude and manrinc-
tured TORN, and TO snch an extent "A may from
time TO tine he iscessary convenient Tor The
puri'oses- with the power 81 holding. acquiring
and dtsposing of real estate. by lease or other
wire, and Of cons ructtng aud dlspos ing dSeII
ings ana all Ailds o. bu dings erections. mach iu
cry and appliances. and Oi arqUtriug. possessing
aLd e. joy INK al the right. powers. privileges
and tmnur tiles conferred 10y SAID Act % the gnth
day OF April. A. 10 1874 and the reversl supple
mems Thereto, upon corI oratiOns mentioned IN
the eighteenth clause Of sad Act
ROLAND ID SNODPE.
fhiladflpfia. Pa. tlct y a.. solicitor.
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SATURDAY, DEC, 10. 1882

at two O'Clock, p. n. the following described real
estate,
All that certain iece parcel OF land situate
In the village OF St Augustine. in the township
OF Clearnsid, IN Cambria county. Pennsylvania.
hound GU the east by lot of John Nagle; on the
north by land of Andrew t'arl; on the west by an
alley, aud the south by IIubiic highway or
ain str ct In said village OF st Augustine, hav-
Inx thereon erected
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A Frame House,

STARLE AND OUTBUILDINGS.
TERMS OF SAI.E:-ren per cent. OF purchase
money Ia tee paid Ia hand at the time OF saie the
ba auce oi one-third at the confirms alton of sale;
hird In six months. and one third In tweIy G
months from the confirmation of saie- Deferred
Hyments IA bear interest and To tie secured by
Iuig M mt bond and mortgage of purchaser
T.. X. DUNE IAN,
Mo- ember ~. Iss ST.
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INJECTIONS al Cressou.

ID AIDROAD TIME TABLE OF THE EBENS-
IL burg s. Cresson Branch Railroad. In efieci
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DAILROAD TIME TABLE No. OF THr
u GressOn, flea rfieid Cuu.ty ana New York
Short Route Railroad. In effect and after
NOvem be: l5t h 1891.
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A CAR LOAD OF Barb WIRE cheap at button
~ n Sons.
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To look elsewhere for cks simply wasting time them
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] 5 8: 3: .s9'' ] ::i; a 80 s asf
Au uE.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
THE pLAy.Houses LAST NIGHT.
"a Breezy Time" Mt the Theatre" Hex
in slavery" at the Academy

" A Breezy Timcr mt tho Theatre" Held
in slavery at the Academy.
Last night was not red-lctter night for the
thestroA There was a rneiodrsma Mt one house.
farce at the other: and there was nothing I'M
usually good in either performance Inc A'''n'-
ance was light AZ both houses- .s.
"a Breezy Time was the attraction ~ ,po
Theatre, and IL VAS fairly well done by com,
pany OF comedians, BEADED by Nc. r. r. ritl aae
Mise Kathryn Webster. THIS farce belongs 70
that class plays which possess no lnssi ,,aas
and incidental mueic. the Jokes. ana nptiy-
apoken phrases, which may Do termed oases Ia
A dOaert Of verbiage " A Breezy Time nap
pens 20 be In the hands OF a company whicn
gives pleasant performance ana, .ns , ~ -
only its good points are perceived ~ the aa-
dfence. The performance Of last night was hP-
pIauied, and The audience was eyinenHf
pleased with The production.
Hold In slavery was the bill at tue Acade-
my. This II sensational meloornma VIII ~
usual quantity OF heruism ana villainy, ono y
fire scene, as . matter OF course. Inc conpan!
Is one OF ordinary merit, with the except On OF
two or three, who are clever people Miss Anna
BOYLE. by reason OF her strong acting, stonds
alone among her fciiow-players. She plays tne
character OF Jennie Roche With much force. anu
Stves dignity 10 the very con yentonal lines writ
ten tor the part. Mr.. sedley, as Skinner, anu
Miss luke, as Clara, are up 70 (and nttle
ebove) their respective parts. Mr.. Martin Hay
den, author Of the play. was Julian, the nero,
and ? very melodramatic hero ne Was-au lumo
Held in slavery" will not please southern
audiences There is a sale OF q white slave IN
LOulsiana-an idea which the author evidently
borrowed from "Unclo Toms Cabin and maIe
tine slaye white woman 50 that she would n'
into MS meagre plot. ma.
There will be performances at Dotn tne lhea-
tire and Academy Tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
WILL COOK ON THE TOP FLOOR.
=he New Hotel to BE Arranged I'm This
Misunderstanding the site.

Many people gRzed on the site OF the new
hotel Sunday. Nearly every one who passed
there stopped and viewed the ground. inc
pTopefty-holders IN the neignborhVod DO not
seem at all displeased at the idea OF having
magnificent hosiery In their vicinity and the gen.
eral belief seems 20 be that the Msin-strcet lots
near by will be greatly enhanced In value. The
brick TO be used IN the construction OF the hotel
will be made by the owners OF the property, who
have a brick manufacturing plant at Powhatan
station, on the Richm md and Danyiile railroad,
where $4,000 worth OF machinery 10 10 opera
ton.
The papers FOR the transfer OF the Anderson
property TO the promulgators OF the great
scheme-Mator Ginter, Mr. Pope, and MT.
Arents-havo already been prepared, and archi-
tects will begin work on the plans without de-
lay. -. A.. A.,
Pope said yesterday that the MOTEL w0nld Ger
tainly be- built and that II would BIS magnificent,
not only from an architectural STANDPOINT, pu'
also hs regards the elegance OF rs appoint
ments ana equipments he added that the style
of building had not yet been determined upon,
as that was n matter which would require some
time for consideration.
Mr.. Pope laughed at the idea OF the hotel De-
ing like The Plaza OF New York and seid that
rumOr was all a mistake. He minated thetthe
structure here would be much handsomer tnan
the one In Harlem. When questioned as 10
where the cooking Of the e6taolishment would
be done he replied, ION the top noor.
The lot on which the hotel Will Do Dnlt rs AT
Ieast fifteen feet higher on the FfaDklln-street
front than on the rear or Main-street side
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15

1880 Spa Me 0smss and quiet; ~ Z, I0<e
ss.st-Esoasd Hs1g I'D IN fsir dssa3sss
powdered iAtea61; essnu,atsd. ft-10S56
MoIaases--Eow Orleans arm and In tar dsman6y
open kctt,e, new, coed "a chofco, 37stsc nt,S
ass s yep csa 49, 's cosss. sssi III os
and q1i8s; crude. Csc: yellow. sec. Koefn du1b
bat stcady; strained. common 10 eood. st2f>4s
sL32t<. furgsntine higher, seaEro aud aaiet,
mess. Sis2sssisso. Peanuts sa I;'' Is sSs
hand picked. lJ<c. farmsfs. sj<a3S<s. gid,iics
quist. Lard stronger and Quies; sssfcrn steam.
1915, cry. ~. Freisbss euiss and sieady ).
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November 1.-THE iargos, yislbis
supply OF wheat ever known wac recorded to-day,
67.z03,ooo bushels with probability, II v said,
OF further addition 81 perhaps 1o.000,o00
ram for the year. A rear ago - was 3e.o0o.o0o
bushels. The markets all ciesed weak, with
wheat at tho iovcss price foe me day. and corn
and s os,s q ns.sy ne io.ss, nssrs. ,onched.
lntest quotations. Corn ve ai,o weak and
left od 10. lower May oats show Sc
loss, and provisions aieo iost some Of
their Saturdays valae. Tbs mesxre Indian
shipments, The stead,ness In the cables, and
reported large sxporfs Of wheat and ncur
tor October. which were 2oV0OOoo bosheis,
AGAINST 10000, 900 bushels for she same month
market at the start and prices were trlns
higher. In addition. Michigan reported per
cen.. loss area seeded because u low pr.res
ruling, but other considerations 5000 uuiitfsi
these reports aud weakness ruled There sas
FREQ selling by Partridge, Adams a Samuel.
and others For time Mitchell. Couuselnian,
Lester. Logan, and others bought freely. bat
when their orders we're nlied trade became dull
and prices began 20 nsskec. The dcprtssson ia
corn and oais also hat an unfasoreble enecs on
whes'. The Visible supply Increase wss nearly
100000 bushels, or considerably larger than
expected. Corn receipts were abont 100
cars more than expected, ard there vas
froe liquidation by the longs sDd LIBERAL
short selling, witch caused decided Weakness
Baldwin and Farnum were the leading sellers.
rally at the close left The market only Halsc.
lower. Fog products generally weak. Live hogs
wero In large supply, and 5aioc. iowcr, aud
there was tree selling Of the products. Inc sell.
ing was due, 10 some measure. 20 publishsd
interview with r. ID. Armour 10 tho ehcct that
/ the prices Of the Jsnuary product are dsngcr-
ously high. John and Aichsei Cniehy seemed TO
hold opposite views ron Armour aud came 10
the support Of the market. 40 that AZ the close
pork ana lard showed each only q loss OF DC.
from saturday nignt'and ribs OF aifc.
Cash quotations: flour dun and unchanged
No 2 spr,ng and red WHEAT, 7it4r. No. 2 corn,
4Itsc. No 2 oats, 301ka3ic. Pork, tl2.05&
stg.I2i4 Lard, 81. sbort-ribs. s7.60ssf.5S.
Dry-saited shoulders, sT.3ossI35. ShoEt-cleaf.
sSasS.0b. Whisky, GLIB.
The fsadtag futures RANGED "a follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
WHAT A LITTLE WILL DO.
A Few Suggestions as to The Great Effects
OF Little Things

little care will save you much annoyance.
little neglect OF some simple duty may lead
10 disaster which would impair your life.
little kindness to a fellowcreature may
cause you little effort ana may result In untold
good.
little attention TO the right thing at the right
time may result in great things TO you at the
proper time.
A little chill may seem trining. but IL may be
tho frst symptom Of pneumonia, possibly oil
death.
A little prompt attention when you first feel
chilly is by all means the thing you should do,
and do at once.
A little pure medicinal stimulant taken
promptly will drive away the chilli restore the
circulation, and warm the blood.
A little reflection viii show you that only 4
pure, medicinal stimulant will answer, and that
there IL but one. which ID Duhys Pure Malt
Whiskey.
A little frmness when the druggist or grocer
tries 10 sell you some so-called rhiskcy which
has no merit will save you much annoyance aud
perhaps preserve your health.
A little constant use OF this pure. medic'na
stimulsnt will tend 20 help your health and keep
you in a condition to resist the sudden changes
OF the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
FIRED BY AN lNcENDlARY.
Cspta,n Bogarts Building Burned-work'
men Discharged at the Navy-Yard.

FCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, November 14.-Last night about y
O'Clock the liquor and grocery establishment OF
John j. Gallon, on the corner OF Crawford and
County streets 10 Portsmouth, was destroyed by
Are. the building was owned by Captain Jonn
" Borart. of southampton county, and was
nartly saved by the IRE department All inc
property was insured. The place was hred by
an iucendiarY. .,..,.oa
Fifty-odd workmen have Just been oischarged
from the nayy-yard, who were employed on siio
Texas, Raleigh, and Ampbitrite. me hepuon-
cans In the batch are kicking about II, pnt the
discharce was caused by the want OF proper
material to keep on with the work.
COMING MARRIAGE.
Dr. James Shirley Hope, United states navy,
ana Miss Florida Coston, daughter OF captain
M N Coaton. United states Marine Corps, VIII
be married at Trinity Protestant hpiscopal
church' In Portsmouth, on the 22d instant.
The horrible stencil and dense smoke rom .no
pile OF burning peanuts on water s'ree' oOn-
tinues to peryade the CITY,
NoRFoLK's JoLLIFicATIos.
The Congressional District Committee met a.
Democratic headquarters to-day and decided no.
10 hold a1y toin, celebration OF the victory, pas
call upon au places 10 celebrate the same IN
snch manner and at ouch time as the local com
nittees may decide. The City Democratlc Io, "
mittee win decide very soon when Norioik 10 W
have her jolliHcation. $1,000 ,rv
A flre this morning damaged the mae ana iur
store OF Moses Marx, on Division streeI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
Bought by His Namesake, Who Read the
DtspatCh.

Several DAYS ago Mr.. j. II. Valentine, the
anctoneer, advertised for sale lot OF furniture,
which was said 20 have been the properly OF
,Jonn Randolph OF Roanoke. The articles were
exceedingly dilapidsted, and for practicai puI-
poses they were really worth but little, althongn
as historic relics they we're quite valuable: Inc
nersons who purchased the furniture hardly
gave more than $50 or ESQ for the whole lot, ana
the different pieces were sold for almost nothlng'
Noise OF the sale and description OF the
furniture appeared Ia the local columns OF the
DISPATCH, and this attracted the attention Oh a
gentIeman. VINO Is named "John Randolph
After the great statesman. he im-
mediately hastened 10 see Mr.. valen-
tine. and authorized him to buy Dack tpe
yarious pieces at a considerable ADVANCE
This the euctioneer did, and now the namesake
az tbe famous virginian is the owner OF al the
furniture. Nearly all the original purchasers
disnosed OF the articles they bought at consdera-
HE proft, and the few pieces which had not been
sold likewise passed into the hands OF the gem
tiefncn, who desires his last name 10 90 WIFI
held from the public for the present. hlto-
eether the furniture, when sold the second une,
brought something like s120. The unknown
I. Iobn Randolph will use the articles 70 iur-
nish a room In a house In Chesterfield county,
when he contemplates buying. lie u eoouI
40 years OF age and paid most generously ior
the raliC9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
DEATHs.

HORNER. Died, at the residence OF
her husband. 21l5 Venabie street, on sun
day evening. November 18th, ADDlE MAX
SHALL, the beloved wife of Joseph A.
Homer; aged 80 years.
The funeral viii take place at 80 O'CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON from Venable-Street
BAPTIST church. The friends of the family
and those of Mr.. NJ. p. Whitehurst and
Captain Thomas @. Cunningham are re-
spectfully invited TO attend.
KEMP.-Died, Of scarlet-fever, at 1850
p. NJ. Monday, November 14th. at the resi-
dence OF her father. in Henrico county,
SALLIE c., eldest daughter OF IL. II. and
b. W. Kemp, in the 9Th year OF her age.
Services will be held at Oakwood Gene
terry THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
LONGAN.- November l4th. at the
residence of his son.in-law, Thomas j..
Stagg, in this city, JOHN ID. LONGAN. In
the 81st year of his age.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY
Tuesday,. November 10th. at $3.50 7. NJ,
from Mr.. Stages residence, 9l2 west Franz X
lin street. Please omit flowers.
sAUNDERS.-Di of typhoid-fever, in
st. Louis. Mo-. November IL, 1892, JAMES
4. SAUNDERS, late Of Virginia.
Funeral from his late residence and in-
torment at Bellefontaine cemetery at L.
NJ. NOVEMBER 10. 1872.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
ASSAULTED a YOUNG LADY.
A Negro Fined se5 and seat to Jail tor
such M offence.


Sidney jackson, a repulsive and insoient-loot-
ing negro, was charged IN the Police Court yes
terdsy morning with being drunk, with having
In his possession buggy-rohe supposed to have
boon stolen from some unknown person, and
with assaulting Miss Sallio Coleman. Henrico
county school-tescher, while the young lady was
attempting to cross bridge over Bacons quar-
ter branch. The first arge was dismissed, but
on the second jackson was lined 30 and required
20 give security In the sum OF $500 for twelve
mouths, In default Of which he went 70 jail for
the stipulated period Justice Crutchseld as
sessed jackson s25 Tor striking Miss Coleman,
and stated that he Intended TO punish heavily
every one found guilty Of Inolestins the ladies'.
George alas Anthony Coley, the colored indi-
vidual arrested on Saturday afternoon by Ser
ceaut Tomlinson on warrant charging him with
atealing lot Of silverware from Loroy s. I'd
wards, was given n hearing and two other cases
were developed against him one was the lar
ceny OF raj or from Lewis Porter, .he other for
that OF a silver spoon belonging 10 A. ii. HER
hoizer. COley was sent 20 the grand Jury OF the
Hastings Court In all three cases.
Kate johnson Scolored) was up Tor stealing q
pair OF shoes from S. kaufman and was treated
In the same manner as Was COley The testi-
mony showed that the woman had secluded the
shoes under her dress tu some way and when
asked what was the matter she replied that she
wore false hips.
Lee Ellis was fined $40 for threatening TO Kill
his wife, Rosa Ellis. A charge against MRS. Ellis
OF assaulting and abusing her husband was dis
missed.
Joseph Je1riss was sent to jail as q suspicious
character John WADE. also charged with being
a suspicious character, was released. the testl-
mony showing him 70 be al honest fellow.
william l.. Hord Was assessed 81 and costs for
beng drunk and using indecent language 70 the
officers at the Fiat Police Station.
Charles Motley tcoiored), paid $40 and costs
for being drank and beating Layenia Holmes.
The cases Of Spencer Williams (coored>,
charged with striking Lily Arnold with brick
and with beating Rebecca Claiborne with his
fist, were continued 70 some future day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-15
HIS FINAL SERMON.
spsos's PARTING WORDS TO
oN [sr PARK.PLAcE PEOPLE.
s,hooi Mcetlngs = Tho James
,,sr tonvocat'on 10 meet--Notes
,,ont Othor Church Services.

..., uoparlx, Of Missouri, who viii preside
49, Vo,ho,l,si Conference, which meets in
c' ,o-morrow morning, was expected %
So. e,,y yesterday, but owing to important
" ~. orgsngemonta he was unable 20 come.
l'r 60 5ircct from Lynchaure, where he
~ ~, sunday, 20 tho City by she ses-"
whey B,edsos. OF Pafk-flace church,
,..r. expired by Limitation sunday,
.t sis last sermons on fho sabbath. Pare
F-,.,. wore bcld OF night. and 20 great
81 .,.,d ihai The oGlhce Naa unable 70 nc.
- d. The congregation, despite the iacs
g ,. we're placed 81 the aisior.
Gl Ser elected his text from Galatians
fltu4 not bc weary IN vel doing, for Ia
,, SIC shalt reap n We faint not" After
ftr subject IN an interesting manner,
addressed himself % the thrce
D. ID ma Cnurch--thc old. tho mature, ana
no corsd his rernarss with exhorta-
F.. gc yoaug men. The services ended
.. .uaug0i tho hymn, "God 10 Win You
q h'.,, dn~irg hts pastornte Of four years
t, has won the love and estoem OF all
.e..tln. and 10 IL with great regret mat
.r.s! 20 part with HIN. Tho LADIES'
Et rt lfn o. their appreciation. present
s.h splendid Frcnch-caina dinner
g.. t,.E.N \. Slead, the pastor OF Centenary
IN nom "a. services Sunday morning
no fourteen members who have oiet
r1ft wear. tits discourse Was exceed
ornate. While tue singing 10y the choir
- b, HcnneiL q Washlngton-street
.- shortly leave his charge ia order TO
Theological course at Princeton.
v.Hepi~s SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
.tIrnopting ot the Methodist Sunday.
..-..,v ~ Richmond was held Sunday
nien-Stat,oh church. Tae large edi-
.s-ssi 10 10 utmost capacity. Ro.
..s-l-on president, presided, Alfred j.
b' .....ae was opened with singing by
.-.-.1r school ana prayer by Joseph 4.
% Er0el-street church. Tho duets by
ammo Folkos and Eilen Taylor aud En-
..-, .ri bcssie Haynes, with chorus by the
......au3 congregation, we're especially en-
t...r IS. .lcdd, d. D., Of Centenary church,
slttes- on "TGe Mission OF the sun
r. ana How % Accomplish IT, which
...i 10 practical information 20 sunday
r.ers and Was delivered I'm the Doctors
....trni Impressive style
--.- ..-..is for the past month contained the
q. s.t satisfies: